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....instructions sequences with super operators. Proebsting et al. 18, 11] present an iterative algorithm to select an optimal set of superoperators for a given program. With this process, every application is written with its own dedicated instruction set and needs a custom interpreter. Franz [10] and Kistler [15] propose to recognize patterns of instructions and to encode them with a dynamic dictionary. Semantic compression is typically limited to the instructions sequences and does not handle the rest of the object file, such as the constants. The syntactic compressors consider the ....
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....of those instructions. The generated routines can also handle the relocation of addresses within previously assembled instructions. Unfortunately, the generated routines, while useful, are not optimized for speed. Franz developed a system for generating code on the fly for Oberon programs [Fra94] Like Java, Oberon modules load dynamically, piece by piece. Franz s system loaded compiled modules as abstract syntax trees for immediate translation to machine code. Because the system read modules from (slow) disks, the trees were much more compact than the resulting object code, and his code ....
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Michael Steffen Oliver Franz, 1994. Code-Generation On-the-Fly: A Key to Portable Software. Ph.D. thesis, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland. Dissertation ETH No. 10497.
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