GRIN - an Alternative Haskell Compiler Backend
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In this talk, Andor and Csaba are going to present the GRIN language and the HPT analysis as were defined in the original PhD thesis from Urban Boquist. In addition, they are going to talk about their reimplementation of the GRIN language and its advancements; the LLVM backend, type system inspired by HPT analysis, compiled abstract interpretation, program transformations, and language front-ends such as GHC (via STG) that GRIN can interface with.
The implementation is in Haskell and available at github.com/grin-tech/grin.
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GRIN - an Alternative Haskell Compiler Backend
Andor Penzes
Andor is a Haskell developer and enthusiast, interested in theoretical computer science, he has industrial experience with functional and object oriented programming, QA engineering, learns dependently typed programming and playing the hangdrum. Andor has recently revived his interest in compiler construction.
Csaba Hruska
Csaba is an enthusiastic Haskell programmer with interest in compilers, graphics programming and game development.