Explaining type errors in polymorphic languages
Published in ACM Letters on Programming Languages and Systems • Mar 1, 1993
Authors:,
Mike Beaven
Ryan Stansifer
Abstract
Strongly-typed languages present programmers with compile-time feedback about the type correctness of programs. Errors during polymorphic type checking take the form of a unification failure for two types. Finding the source of the type error in the code is often difficult because the error may occu...
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