Compilers (CS362 2001S)

Class 20: Type Equivalence

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Held Wednesday, March 7, 2001

Summary

Today we consider issues of type equivalence. That is, when two types can be treated as equivalent for purposes of assignment and function/procedure calls.

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Overview

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Other Types

Type Equivalence

 

History

Monday, 22 January 2001

  • Created as a blank outline.

Wednesday, 7 February 2001

  • Filled in the details (all new!)

 

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