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Programming languages, in particular, focussing on their semantics.
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Question on subtyping of handlers in "An Effect System for Algebraic Effects and Handlers"
I had a question on subtyping in the paper "An Effect System for Algebraic Effects and Handlers". I was wondering why there isn't a subtyping rule for adding effects on both sides of a handler type, s …
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Escaping references in Eff and resources
In the paper "Programming with Algebraic Effects and Handlers" there is the issue where references (dynamic instances of a state effect, defined using algebraic effects) can propagate outside the scop …
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Algebraic effects and handlers, dynamic effects
What exactly are dynamic effects? What does it mean to dynamically create an effect?
In a language with algebraic effects and handlers (such as Eff or Koka) one could already do different operations …
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Questions about algebraic effects and handlers, decomposed handlers
Can a handler always be decomposed? Say a handler for Get and Set effects could be decomposed to a handler for Get and a handler for Set.
After they could be composed again by first applying the handl …
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