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A Study of Compiler Techniques for Multiple Targets in Compiler Infrastructures

Dai Gui

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Based on the concept of a compiler infrastructure, some key techniques for compiler back ends are discussed in this paper Also summarized and reviewed are the recent representative compiler infrastructures and their used intermediate representation techniques, and the tools and techniques for building compiler back ends Some current issues of compiler back ends and corresponding solutions are explored

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Based on the concept of a compiler infrastructure, some key techniques for compiler back ends are discussed in this paper Also summarized and reviewed are the recent representative compiler infrastructures and their used intermediate representation techniques, and the tools and techniques for building compiler back ends Some current issues of compiler back ends and corresponding solutions are explored

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Based on the concept of a compiler infrastructure, some key techniques for compiler back ends are discussed in this paper Also summarized and reviewed are the recent representative compiler infrastructures and their used intermediate representation techniques, and the tools and techniques for building compiler back ends Some current issues of compiler back ends and corresponding solutions are explored

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

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