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Abstract: New machine architectures and new programming languages are always appearing, and thus the need for new compilers continues unabated. Even experimental languages and machines need compilers. Compiler writers developing new and#or experimental compilers face competing pressures when designing their large-scale structure. On the one hand, a more modular structure will make it easier to maintain, modify or reuse pieces of the compiler. A more modular compiler is more likely to be correct, and... (Update)
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...its value always appear within the object instantiation. We do not permit remote constraints, in contrast to Boyland s formalism [10]. 12 functions, due to the way that our implementation treats the incremental evaluation of functional attributes. Conceptually, a function...
.... the worst case increases arbitrarily because one may have an unbounded number of uses (and even partial definitions if one uses procedures [1]) In Fig. 1, the lookup function examines the decls and enclosing fields of the scope object passed to it. Each of these uses leaves...
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John Tang Boyland. Descriptional composition of compiler components. Technical Report UCB/CSD-96-916, Computer Science Division, University of California, Berkeley, September 1996. Ph.D. dissertation. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/boyland96descriptional.html More
@phdthesis{ boyland96descriptional,
author = "John Tang Boyland",
title = "Descriptional Composition of Compiler Components",
year = "1996",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/boyland96descriptional.html" }
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