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4 papers

Technical papers on Gray’s execution, correctness, and production behavior. Click a paper to open its publication record.

01

Sustained Corrected-Latency Qualification of an Integrated Server Language Runtime

Measuring a server over time, including latency under load.

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02

Compiler-Hidden PostgreSQL Continuations for Direct-Style Server Programs

Database waits and direct-style server code.

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03

Cancellation-Safe Native Loop Lowering in the Gray Runtime

Preserving cancellation behavior during native execution.

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04

Typed SSA NativeIR for Semantics-Preserving JIT and Static AOT in Gray

A shared typed representation for JIT and ahead-of-time execution.

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From my notebook

Gray explained

What is Gray? A guide to the language, runtime, and research

Meet Gray, the programming language and native runtime created by Annabella Proctor, and find the documentation, papers, and benchmark evidence behind it.

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Research notes

How to read a programming-language benchmark

A practical guide to workload scope, latency, throughput, correctness, and reproducibility when comparing language runtimes and server benchmarks.

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Behind the website

Why my website has glitter and a taskbar

A few notes on my pink desktop website, the simpler phone layout, and the Gray pages underneath it.

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