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More Compiler Construction stuff...
I realize this will bore those of you who don't go to UCSD or aren't interested in how one would go about writing an XQuery interpreter. Sorry. I promise that I'll come up with some interesting posts about LINQ and stuff in the coming weeks. I've got...
Some GPA bragging...
Just noticed this while looking at my degree audit to see how to successfully arrange my schedule for the next year: Upper Division Summary - Not Complete (UC trfr not calculated in audit GPA) 20.0 ATTEMPTED HOURS 62.8 POINTS 3.14 GPA Of course the important...
Posted: Feb 12 2007, 01:57 AM by David Stone | with 2 comment(s)
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David's Compilers Survival Guide
Taking CSE 131A at UCSD means two things: Your life will be consumed by Java. Your life will be consumed by XQuery. It's non-negotiable. I didn't completely implement the interpreter last quarter. (The only thing I was missing was the order by interpretation...
Another Quarter Done
Whew. Crazy quarter. Glad that's over. I just found out that I got an A in my programming languages course. That's really good, because the final was killer. It had a bunch of "what's the value of this ML/Python/Prolog program" questions and some scoping...
CSE 130 Sample Final Answers
Ocaml Types ans:int = 804 type error ans:int = 100 ans:int = 20 Function Type / Write reverse 'a -> 'a * 'a -> bool * 'a -> 'a let reverse l = let f (c,b) = match c with [] -> ([], b) | h::t -> (t, h::b) in let g (l, acc) = match l with...
Toorcon 8
I had an awesome time at Toorcon this last weekend. Some friends from UCSD convinced me to pay the last minute registration and attend. Totally worth the $120. Here's a quick rundown of my weekend. I've included all my notes from Cory Doctorow's...
prep cs130; prep cs131a
Another school year, more CSE classes. My class schedule for fall quarter looks like: CSE 130 - Programming Languages. Looks to be the most interesting course. We'll be studying OCaml for 4 weeks. Comparing it to Java for 1. Studying Python for 3...
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