Binding Syntax for Dependently-Typed Programs - WITS'24
Offered By: ACM SIGPLAN via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a work-in-progress presentation on binding syntax for dependently-typed programs in the Idris compiler. Delve into the importance of binders in dependently-typed programming, focusing on types like Σ and Π. Learn about the efforts to introduce custom binders with arbitrary syntax extension while maintaining a fixed grammar to enable precise error messaging. Gain insights into the challenges and potential benefits of this approach for improving the ergonomics of dependently-typed programming languages.
Syllabus
[WITS'24] Binding Syntax for Dependently-Typed Programs
Taught by
ACM SIGPLAN
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