-
expressions without a
change of language; and compiler-
compilers,
compilers that
produce compilers (or
parts of them),
often in a
generic and
reusable way...
- metalanguage,
compiling itself is
equivalent to self-hosting
compiler. Most
common compilers written today are self-hosting
compilers. Self-hosting is...
-
creating a
programming language. Many
compilers for many
programming languages are bootstrapped,
including compilers for ALGOL, BASIC, C,
Common Lisp, D...
- with
limited computing resources.
Cross compilers are
distinct from source-to-source
compilers. A
cross compiler is for cross-platform
software generation...
- time it
takes to
compile a
program is
usually referred to as
compilation time. Most
compilers have at
least the
following compiler phases (which therefore...
- programming,
restructuring compilers enhance data
locality and
expose more
parallelism by
reordering com****tions. Space-optimizing
compilers may
reorder code to...
- product. In one of the
first real
compilers, they
often succeeded.
Later compilers, like IBM's
Fortran IV
compiler,
placed more
priority on good diagnostics...
-
Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and
Tools is a
computer science textbook by
Alfred V. Aho,
Monica S. Lam, Ravi Sethi, and
Jeffrey D.
Ullman about compiler...
- list of source-to-source
compilers can be
found here.
Production quality, free/libre and open
source compilers.
Amsterdam Compiler Kit (ACK) [C, Pascal,...
-
language can
theoretically be
compiled or
interpreted the term
lacks clarity. In practice, for some
languages there are both
compilers and interpreters. In some...
