Compilers as Assistants¶
Czaplicki, E. (2015). Compilers as Assistants.
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Domain-specific¶
- Error-Message Opacity
- The Rust and Elm compiler teams treated error-message opacity as a first-class engineering problem and rebuilt their diagnostics around the content profile
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- The Rust and Elm compiler teams treated error-message opacity as a first-class engineering problem and rebuilt their diagnostics around the content profile
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