A Theory of Lazy Imperative Timing
Eric C.R. Hehner (University of Toronto)

TL;DR
This paper introduces a theoretical framework for lazy imperative timing, aiming to optimize program execution by delaying computations until necessary.
Contribution
It provides a novel formal theory that models lazy timing in imperative programming languages, which was not previously formalized.
Findings
A formal model of lazy imperative timing
Insights into optimization opportunities for lazy execution
Potential applications in compiler design and program analysis
Abstract
We present a theory of lazy imperative timing.
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