Compiler Design for Hyper-metaprogramming

Teodorescu, Lucian Radu; Potolea, Rodica

doi:10.1109/synasc.2013.34

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“…Even though this pattern is pervasive in Sparrow, this is actually a prefix call to the operator @ that acts on a type. Due to its advanced metaprogramming capabilities (a feature called hypermetaprogramming) [2], [10], [11], Sparrow allows the user to define functions (and operators) that act on types and can return other types. Thus, expressing a reference type becomes an operator call.…”

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Flexible Operators in Sparrow

Teodorescu¹

2014

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Operators are a fundamental tool in programming languages, allowing computations to be expressed in a natural and convenient manner. Custom operators are supported by many programming languages, however their underlying mechanisms typically suffer from various limitations. This paper describes a method of defining and customizing operators at the library level in the Sparrow programming language. We argue that our system is more flexible than what other languages have to offer, and that it allows operators to be defined and used in a straightforward and natural way.

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“…In this paper we propose a flexible and natural mechanism for user-defined operators in a language called Sparrow [1], [2]. This is a general-purpose, imperative programming language, influenced by C++.…”

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