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mciccale/README.md

Howdy! I'm Marco

I'm a researcher in the field of programming language theory, verification and implementation. Specifically, my research focuses on the analysis and verification of computer programs using abstract interpretation, a mathematical framework for crafting safe-by-construction, static program analysis tools.

Currently, I'm pursuing my Ph.D. @ IMDEA Software Institute, as one of the maintainers of the Ciao programming language and environment, and a member of the CLIP Lab research group.

Useful pointers

If you want to know more about:

  • Ciao: you can start by playing around with the Ciao Playground, a richly-featured Ciao version compiled to WebAssembly running in the browser.
  • Abstract interpretation: these slides of Patrick Cousot's course on abstract interpretation at MIT is a nice starting point!

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  1. ciao-lang/ciao ciao-lang/ciao Public

    Ciao is a modern Prolog implementation that builds up from a logic-based simple kernel designed to be portable, extensible, and modular.

    Prolog 329 24

  2. .emacs.d .emacs.d Public

    Emacs Lisp