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  1. The STEPS Gezira Rendering Formula: An Illustrated Guide

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    While the entire STEPS project is a bittersweet case of “imagine what could have been”, the greatest tragedy to me has always been Dan Amelang’s Gezira/Nile.

  2. Current Research Threads I Can Think Of

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    It’s tough acting as a cooperative scheduler with so many things starved for cycles!

  3. Notes on “Chains of Meaning in STEPS”

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    The “Chains of Meanings” tech report (Piumarta 2009) contains a nice application of the OMeta parsing DSL, or perhaps one of its precursors called IS.

  4. PAINT25 Invited Talk transcript: “Notational Freedom via Self-Raising Diagrams”

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    (I gave two talks at SPLASH this year.

  5. Substrates ’25 Vision Statement

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    The following is my vision statement submitted in advance of the Substrates Workshop held in June as part of <Programming> 25, alongside numerous other vision statements from attendees.

  6. Ode to Id (Notes on COLA’s object model), Part N

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    (Previously: Part 1, Part 2) (EDIT 2025-08-05: formalising all this stuff for a paper made me realise that Id’s multi-parent mechanism probably does NOT quite suffice to model Self!

  7. Ode to Id (Notes on COLA’s object model), Part 2

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    So far, we have this: function send(obj, selector, ...args) { const method = bind(obj, selector); return method(obj, ...args); } function bind(obj, selector) { if (selector === 'lookup' && obj === VtableVT) return vtable_lookup; else return send…

  8. Ode to Id (Notes on COLA’s object model), Part 1

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    “Open, Reusable Object Models” (Piumarta & Warth 2006) is my most beloved paper of all time.

  9. People Whose Research Programmes I May Need To Understand

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    They said that, after my PhD, I should be an expert in my narrow topic.

  10. Notes on the “late binding” of Virtual Memory, etc.

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    When a DLL/shared object is loaded into process virtual memory, it competes for space with the process’ code and data, so its base address is knowable only at load-time.