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VCOCO

R. Daniel Resler, Dean M. Deaver

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The study of the inner-workings of a compiler can be greatly simplified through use of a visible compiler. A visible compiler allows close inspection of the compilation process as a "real" program is being compiled. In this paper we present VCOCO (Visible COmpiler COmpiler), a program that generates LL(1) visible compilers.

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The study of the inner-workings of a compiler can be greatly simplified through use of a visible compiler. A visible compiler allows close inspection of the compilation process as a "real" program is being compiled. In this paper we present VCOCO (Visible COmpiler COmpiler), a program that generates LL(1) visible compilers.

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The study of the inner-workings of a compiler can be greatly simplified through use of a visible compiler. A visible compiler allows close inspection of the compilation process as a "real" program is being compiled. In this paper we present VCOCO (Visible COmpiler COmpiler), a program that generates LL(1) visible compilers.

Key concepts: Compiler, Computer science, Interprocedural optimization, Compiler construction, Programming language, Compiler correctness, Optimizing compiler, Process (computing)

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