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T. X. Le. Berlioz: Compiling Oz to Java bytecode. Master's dissertation, National University of Singapore, 2001.
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....specified in [HK00] by systematically reducing expressions to statements. Berlioz also does this transformation through the use of two groups of expressions in the intermediate language, namely Reducible and NonReducible. Details on how Berlioz handles Oz expressions and statements can be found in [Le01]. As mentioned in section 2.1, Java methods size suffers from a 64K upper limit. This may introduce problem for the generated parser, which can be very large even with a relatively modest grammar. For example the generated parser in the DML project is beyond that limit and could not be compiled ....
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