Oasis: An Optimizing Action-based Compiler Generator
Peter Ørbæk
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Peter Ørbæk
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Action Semantics is a new and interesting foundation for semantics based compiler generation. In this paper we present several analyses of actions, and apply them in a compiler generator capable of generating efficient, optimizing compilers for procedural and functional languages with higher order recursive functions. The automatically generated compilers produce code that is comparable with code produced by handwritten compilers.
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Action Semantics is a new and interesting foundation for semantics based compiler generation. In this paper we present several analyses of actions, and apply them in a compiler generator capable of generating efficient, optimizing compilers for procedural and functional languages with higher order recursive functions. The automatically generated compilers produce code that is comparable with code produced by handwritten compilers.
Key concepts: Compiler, Computer science, Programming language, Generator (circuit theory), Code generation, Compiler construction, Code (set theory), Semantics (computer science)