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Found some typos and broken links in the current paper version.
Page 4: "Lastly, an Book consists of" . -> "Lastly a Book consists of"
Page 8: Column 2, second row of the table has a typo: "LNIK" -> Link
Page 16: HVM2 repo link is broken (I think is the pre-release one)
Page 17: same link broken
Suggestion to add reference in page 22 about EAL inference.
And also, the first phrase of page 24:
For example, a single-core C program that adds numbers from 0 to a few billions
will easily outperform an HVM2 one that uses thousands of threads, given the C
version is doing no allocation, while C is allocating a tree-like recursive stack.
Sounds a little bit confusing, It seems like one of the C's should be HVM or something similar.
I know the paper is a WIP, was just reading and saw those. Thanks!
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HVM Paper
Found some typos and broken links in the current paper version.
Suggestion to add reference in page 22 about EAL inference.
And also, the first phrase of page 24:
Sounds a little bit confusing, It seems like one of the C's should be HVM or something similar.
I know the paper is a WIP, was just reading and saw those. Thanks!
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: