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As far as is currently understood, the theory of hypersets will not be much help in studying the lambda calculus. 3). , Pk) there is a program Q of L which computes / in the sense sense that \Q\ (Pi , . . , Pk ) - f(P\ , • - . , Pk ) - Conversely, the meaning of every program is a computable operation. (S™ property) For all m, n > 0 there is a program S™ of L such that for all The completeness condition is obviously not precise. What it means is that L is sufficiently expressive to write all possible computer programs.
A compiler is a translator, so it does more work than an interpreter. The idea behind a partial evaluator is contained in the S™ property. A compiler generator is the best of all: it turns an interpreter into a compiler. The interest in compiler generators is that for real programming languages, interpreters are much easier to write than compilers. So writing one efficient compiler generator would be an easy way to automatically get compilers. 4 Using only the definition of Turing-completeness, prove that interpreters, compilers, and partial evaluators exist.
By the Recursion Theorem, there is a program P* such that as desired. 4 44 / CIRCULARITY IN COMPUTER SCIENCE So our solution means that to write a self-producing P, all you have to do is write SQ. In fact, this is usually not a trivial matter. 3 Consider the following relation on programs of L: H(Q,R) iff [RKQ) is denned. H(Q, R) means that if R is a program of one input, and R is run on Q, then R will eventually halt. 1. Prove that there is a program Q so that H (Q, R)iffQ = R. That is, there is a program halts only on itself.