Add example programs using condition variables from pldi23 #10
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| (* FIXME: or should we add inline types to fn signature? *) | ||
| (* FIXME: how to specify arg type as a condition variable? *) | ||
| (* FIXME: is `int ref` the correct way to specify res is a refererence? *) | ||
| (* | ||
| fun[low] foo (cv: cv[high]) (res: int ref) = |
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Is using inline types in the function signature the correct way to specify the priority of a condition variable argument to a function (e.g. (cv: cv[high]) as seen in line 39)?
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You'd need to add syntax for the CV type to the parser, so the syntax is up to you. cv[] seems like good syntax to me. I never got around to this for mutexes. Type annotations are generally unnecessary in ML (other than as documentation), so it's possible to get by without it.
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Code to parse all examples correctly now has been pushed. |
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Adds examples, translated to PriML, from "Responsive Parallelism with Synchronization" paper.
TODO:
cv[priority]type to parsingfun[priority]syntax