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Komiya Lab
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A lab that studies programming languages and their implementations.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying programming languages and their implementations.
The Komiya Lab studies programming languages and programming language implementations.
Prof. Komiya is a Professor in the Department of Computer and Network Engineering, Graduate School of Informatics and Engineering.
The lab's website provides the TUTScheme implementation (source code and binaries) and its manual.
The website also has handouts introducing the lab.
Key terms
- programming language
- An artificial language used to tell a computer the steps of a process
- language implementation
- Software that makes programs written in a programming language runnable on a computer
ResearchResearch themes
This lab studies programming languages and programming language implementations. The website has handouts introducing the lab.
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- ProfessorTsuneyasu Komiya
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