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7. Write a loader that reads `link` code directly into the UM
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8. Create a shell script that works as a "load-and-go assembler" by stitching together the assembler, `link`, and the UM.
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# Library and writing work
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Find out everything that's known about the **representation of
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algebraic data types**. Systems to learn about include GHC, Helium,
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yhc, Clean, OCaml, ZINC, SML/NJ, MLton, and the ML\ Kit.
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Try hard to find papers when you can.
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Also try to dig up a paper by Simon PJ on something like a "known
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constructor optimization."
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When you've digested all this, write up what you've learned in a short
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survey paper (maybe 2 to 4 pages), along with a recommendation about
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how Jumbo ML should represent values of algebraic data type.
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# Ideas for when Norman's away
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Possibly some basic functional-programming stuff for the front end:
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