Compiler writing in FORTRAN on a small computer
Susan T. Dean, Steven E. Wixson
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Susan T. Dean, Steven E. Wixson
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This paper shares the experience gained in writing a compiler using FORTRAN on a relatively small computer. Technical details of the programs which make up the compiler are given, rather than a general discussion of practices of compiler writing. Practical suggestions to someone who might undertake a similar project are emphasized.
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This paper shares the experience gained in writing a compiler using FORTRAN on a relatively small computer. Technical details of the programs which make up the compiler are given, rather than a general discussion of practices of compiler writing. Practical suggestions to someone who might undertake a similar project are emphasized.
Key concepts: Compiler, Computer science, Programming language, Fortran, Compiler construction, Interprocedural optimization, Optimizing compiler, Compiler correctness