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Imperative Polymorphism by Store-Based Types as Abstract Interpretations

Casper Bach Poulsen, Peter Mosses Orcid Logo, Paolo Torrini

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Swansea University Author: Peter Mosses Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1145/2678015.2682545

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Dealing with polymorphism in the presence of imperative features is a long-standing open problem for Hindley-Milner type systems. A widely adopted approach is the value restriction, which inhibits polymorphic generalisation and unfairly rejects various programs that cannot go wrong. We consider abst...

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description Dealing with polymorphism in the presence of imperative features is a long-standing open problem for Hindley-Milner type systems. A widely adopted approach is the value restriction, which inhibits polymorphic generalisation and unfairly rejects various programs that cannot go wrong. We consider abstract interpretation as a tool for constructing safe and precise type systems, and investigate how to derive store-based types by abstract interpretation. We propose store-based types as a type discipline that holds potential for interesting and flexible alternatives to the value restriction.
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