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(Not to be confused with <code>TripleKit</code>, the heart of the [[trplkt]] reference compiler.) |
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| ⚫ | '''Triplicate''' is a set of simple, deterministic steps to convert a module from pre-compilation form into post-compilation form, or vice versa. '''triplicate-forward''' is applied to the text of an ordinary source module to produce a well-formed [[t-block]]. '''triplicate-reverse''' takes as input a well-formed t-block and recovers the text of the original source module. |
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Latest revision as of 18:36, 22 June 2020
(Not to be confused with TripleKit, the heart of the trplkt reference compiler.)
Triplicate is a set of simple, deterministic steps to convert a module from pre-compilation form into post-compilation form, or vice versa. triplicate-forward is applied to the text of an ordinary source module to produce a well-formed t-block. triplicate-reverse takes as input a well-formed t-block and recovers the text of the original source module.
TODO: document the triplicate-forward and triplicate-reverse algorithms here