Lecture

Meta-metaprogramming: Advanced Tools for Software Engineering

In course

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Description

This lecture by the instructor focuses on the concept of 'meta-metaprogramming', which aims to simplify the development of advanced programming tools. The talk covers the Cubix framework for multiple languages, the Mandate control-flow graph generator, and ECTAs for program synthesis. The presentation also discusses the challenges in software engineering and the development of new techniques to address them.

Instructor

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Official source

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Theoretical computer science

Programming language theory: High-level programming languages

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Software development: Software development process

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