| M. A. Ertl, D. Gregg, A. Krall, and B. Paysan. Vmgen -- a generator of efficient virtual machine interpreters. Software---Practice and Experience, 2002. |
....a number of high performance techniques and optimizations. The resulting interpreters tend to be faster than other interpreters for the same language. This paper presents an example of vmgen usage. A detailed discussion of the inner workings of vmgen and performance data can be found elsewhere [1]. 2 Example overview The running example in this paper is the example provided with the vmgen package: an interpretive system for a tiny Modula 2 style language that uses a JVM style virtual machine. The language supports integer variables and expressions, assignments, if and while structures, ....
M. Anton Ertl, David Gregg, Andreas Krall, and Bernd Paysan. vmgen --- a generator of efficient virtual machine interpreters. Software---Practice and Experience, 2002. Accepted for publication.
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M. A. Ertl, D. Gregg, A. Krall, and B. Paysan. Vmgen -- a generator of efficient virtual machine interpreters. Software---Practice and Experience, 2002.
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Ertl, M. Anton, David Gregg, Andreas Krall and Bernd Paysan. Vmgen --- a generator of efficient virtual machine interpreters. Software Practice and Experience, 32(3):265-- 294, 2002.
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M. A. Ertl, D. Gregg, A. Krall, and B. Paysan. Vmgen --- A Generator of Efficient Virtual Machine Interpreters. Software Practice and Experience, 32(3):265--294, 2002.
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M. A. Ertl, D. Gregg, A. Krall, and B. Paysan. VMgen --- a generator of efficient virtual machine interpreters. Software Practice and Experience, 32:265--294, 2002.
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M. A. Ertl, D. Gregg, A. Krall, and B. Paysan. Vmgen --- A Generator of Efficient Virtual Machine Interpreters. Software Practice and Experience, 32(3):265--294, 2002.
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