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What is gained and lost with 63-bit integers? :: Jane Street Tech Blogs
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What is gained and lost with 63-bit integers? Mon, 2014/09/29 - 9:52am - Vladimir Brankov OCaml. Almost every programming language uses 64-bit integers on typical modern Intel machines. OCaml uses a special 63-bit representation. How does it affect OCaml? OCaml int memory representation. Values of type int are never stored as header and data (boxed). Int x. Is stored as (x 1) 1. Is left shift and. Is bitwise or, hence its least significant bit is always set. Pointers are word aligned, so they will ne...
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The Alt-Ergo Theorem Prover: Academic Web Page
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SMT Solver ». Download the latest public release ». Research Projects Involving Alt-Ergo. Alt-Ergo is an open-source SMT solver. Dedicated to the proof of mathematical formulas generated in the context of program verification. It is built upon CC(X): a congruence closure algorithm parametrized by a Shostak theory X. Currently, Alt-Ergo provides a built-in support for the following theories:. The free theory of equality with uninterpreted symbols,. Linear arithmetic over integers and rationals,. François ...
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Çagdas Bozman » Publications
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Ocp-memprof: un profileur mémoire pour OCaml. OCamlPro and ENSTA-ParisTech and INRIA. Çagdas Bozman, Grégoire Henry, Mohamed Iguernelala, Fabrice Le Fessant, Michel Mauny. JFLA 2015 – Val d’Ajol, France. Thèse de doctorat: Profilage mémoire d'applications OCaml. OCamlPro and ENSTA-ParisTech and INRIA. 16 Dec. 2014. Profiling the memory Usage of OCaml applications without changing their Behavior. OCamlPro and ENSTA-ParisTech and INRIA. Çagdas Bozman, Thomas Gazagnaire, Fabrice Le Fessant, Michel Mauny.
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Fabrice Le Fessant
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Full Time Researcher in the. Voir ma Page Personnelle. I have two domains of research:. And especially the OCaml Programming Language. Programming of Massively Distributed Systems. And especially Peer-to-Peer Systems. Here is a list of recent research projects I have been involved in:. Type-checking and JIT compilation of Scilab code. One of the main results is Scilint. A style-checker for Scilab. Improvement and Optimization of automatic theorem provers for Atelier B, and especially the Alt-Ergo. J'ai é...
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Flow | Blog
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October 29, 2016). September 30, 2016). September 2, 2016). August 19, 2016). July 29, 2016). New Unions and Intersections. Version 0.21.0. Version 0.19.0. Version 0.17.0. Version 0.16.0. Version 0.15.0. October 13, 2016 by Jeff Morrison. Having high-quality and community-driven library definitions ( libdefs ) are important for having a great experience with Flow. Today, we are introducing flow-typed. That represent the first parts of a new workflow for building, sharing, and distributing Flow libdefs.
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Caml Spotting: Planck: A Small Parser Combinator Library for OCaml
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Planck: A Small Parser Combinator Library for OCaml. Planck: A Small Parser Combinator Library for OCaml. I have released Planck, a small monadic parser combinators for OCaml. It includes a proof of implementation: OCaml syntax lexer and a parser which create 100% identical AST as the original OCaml's lex yacc, and available at https:/ bitbucket.org/camlspotter/planck. For example, the following is an extract from the rule for hex literals like. Underscore) let hex literal : string t = perform matched (p...