Plait Control 5 Letcc Interp

Implementing Curly with `let/cc`.

Implementing Curly with `try`.

Introducing the `let/cc` form.

Implementing threads with `let/cc`.

Implementing the `parse` function.

Running the "letrec-ubi.rkt" interpreter in

Introduction to using `let/cc` to implement higher-level language constructs, especially threads and generators.

Encoding pairs using just functions.

Loops as infinite recursion versus non-loop recursion that eventually runs out of space. To demonstrate an infinite loop, we work ...

Dispatching on variants with `type-case`.

Making our language extensible by defining the parser to take a hook for S-expression rewrites.

The environment data structure and helper functions to implement deferred substitution.

Implementing errors. The beginning of the video describes an implementation strategy, and the end summarizes the ...

The `let` form can be converted by Curly's parser into to a `lambda` that is immediately applied.

You are a network technician for a small corporate network. Today, you moved a new workstation to Office 1, and you now need to ...

Creating lists.

Using the How to Design Programs design recipe for lists in

Our encoding of letrec works for functions, but it's not as general as letrec in