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- Nov 26, 2007, 3:34:12 PM (18 years ago)
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- neil.c.c.brown
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Twiddled a few slide titles, and had a bash at the conclusions slide.
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docs/trunk/200711-tock-seminars/200711-A-tock-slides.tex
r57 r58 58 58 59 59 \begin{frame} 60 \frametitle{ (削除) What is Tock?} (削除ここまで)60 \frametitle{(追記) Quel est Tock?} % Given that it's a translator :-) (追記ここまで) 61 61 \begin{itemize} 62 62 \item A new compiler for concurrent languages … … 73 73 \frametitle{A brief history of Tock} 74 74 \begin{itemize} 75 \item In (削除) (削除ここまで)2007, it was becoming increasingly clear that we needed75 \item In (追記) A.D. (追記ここまで)2007, it was becoming increasingly clear that we needed 76 76 a new occam compiler\ldots 77 77 \item Adam wrote the initial occam-to-C Tock … … 591 591 592 592 \begin{frame} 593 \frametitle<presentation>{Conclusion} 593 \frametitle<presentation>{Conclusion} 594 \begin{itemize} 595 \item Tock is built on nanopass methodology. 596 \item Generics allow us to implement small passes easily. 597 \item Small passes $\implies$ easy to test. 598 \begin{itemize} 599 \item Approx. 1000 unit tests in the compiler. 600 \end{itemize} 601 \item Generics also allow us to test passes cleverly. 602 \end{itemize} 594 603 \end{frame} 595 604 %}}}
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