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Title: Prescience and time travel | |
Length: 40 min + questions | |
Abstract: <<'EOABSTRACT' | |
Dynamic languages are great, but have you ever had your program die | |
with an error halfway through that you wished the compiler had caught | |
at the beginning? Or have you been deep in debugging, wondering *why* | |
some variable has that strange value, wishing you could jump back in | |
time to when it got the value, rather than re-run the whole program? | |
In this talk, a static code analysis tool and a time-traveling | |
debugger are presented to solve both of these problems. They are | |
written in Perl 6, a gradually-typed self-hosting parser-friendly | |
language still in its infancy, but showing great promise. | |
The future is here already, it's just not evenly distributed. | |
EOABSTRACT |
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