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Kampa: an experimental programming language
Rozsypal, Lukáš ; Bulej, Lubomír (advisor) ; Bednárek, David (referee)
Kampa is a general-purpose programming language. It is imperative, but influenced by functional programming. Its distinguishing features include value types with a concise tuple syntax, immutability that applies recursively, and custom named operators. Clo- sures and first-class functions are a matter of course. Thanks to dependent types, the size of an array may be bound to any immutable variable or field. Arrays can be embed- ded in other data structures. This, in conjunction with dependent types, allows almost arbitrary memory layouts. In addition to the specification, this thesis also provides a proof-of-concept implementation built on top of Truffle. 1
Pascal with Truffle
Flimmel, Július ; Horký, Vojtěch (advisor) ; Bednárek, David (referee)
Trupple is an unconventional Pascal interpreter built on top of Oracle's Truffle frame- work. By using this framework, it is virtually platform independent because it runs in Java Virtual Machine and can also easily communicate with other Truffle-based languages and Java itself. The interpreter builds an abstract syntax tree from any Pascal source code and consequently executes the tree from its root node. It supports Pascal according to ISO 7185 standard and implements some commonly used exten- sions introduced by Borland's Turbo Pascal compiler. In this work, we describe the architecture of the interpreter, important design decisions, used technologies and we also provide a brief performance evaluation of Trupple. 1

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