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  • ...ge]]s spoken by people). A formal language specification, together with a compiler which creates machine code for a [[computer]], constitutes a [[programming ...ogrammed without the benefit of a compiler. The first implementation of a compiler, as well as the very idea for a compiled language, was invented by [[Dr. Gr
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  • ...mpiler Collection is included in most Linux distributions as the default [[compiler]]. It is licensed as [[free software]]. It uses the GNU GPL (General Public
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Compiler]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|List of compiler optimizations}}
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  • {{r|Compiler}} {{r|Compiler code optimization||**}}
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  • ...iler/runtime and used as a drop-in Java replacement to implement the JRuby compiler.
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  • High-level, [[compiler|compiled]], type-checked [[programming language]].
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  • An enabling [[optimization]] used in computer [[compiler]]s that organizes data to improve subsequent optimizations.
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  • In [[computer science]], particularly in the study of [[compiler|compilers]], an '''optimization''' is a transformation of computer programs * [[List of compiler optimizations]]
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  • ...mpiler Collection is included in most Linux distributions as the default [[compiler]]. It is licensed as [[free software]]. It uses the GNU GPL (General Public
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  • ...atural languages]] must use many more techniques and [[heuristics]] than a compiler, due to the inherent ambiguity of natural language. The endeavor of transl
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  • Human-readable code which a compiler turns into a compiled piece of software or an interpreter runs.
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  • A compiler optimization which removes instructions which can be shown not to affect th
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  • * [[List of compiler optimizations]] in [[computer science]]
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  • <code>-module(hello)</code> tells the [[compiler]] to create a new module(library) called hello. The code tells us the file <code> start() -> </code> tells the compiler that there is a [[function]] named start() with no arguments.
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  • ...ons]]. Register allocation occurs during the code generation phase of a [[compiler]]. Typically, a [[compiler]] will translate a source language written in an HLL to a target in [[assem
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  • * [http://www.opencobol.org OpenCOBOL: Open-source COBOL compiler]
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Compiler]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|List of compiler optimizations}}
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  • In [[computer science]], '''constant folding''' is a [[compiler]] [[optimization]] in which arithmetic instructions that always produce the ...y stage of compilation, even in a [[peephole optimizer]]. Basically, the compiler seeks any operation that has constant operands and without [[side effect|si
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  • '''Copy Propagation''' is an [[optimization]] used in [[compiler|compilers]]. It is an [[enabling optimization]], which is to say that it d ...intermediate instructions (2) do not modify the values of B or A, then the compiler can transform this to the equivalent code:
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  • ...equiring the programmer to modify any source code. Implemented within a [[compiler]], canary values modify a program's [[stack frame]] to detect---but not pre The method is simple. The compiler generates additional instructions, so that the function prologue will add a
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  • ...mmar written in [[Backus-Naur form]], e.g., [[Yacc]] (yet another compiler compiler).
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  • ...ge]]s spoken by people). A formal language specification, together with a compiler which creates machine code for a [[computer]], constitutes a [[programming ...ogrammed without the benefit of a compiler. The first implementation of a compiler, as well as the very idea for a compiled language, was invented by [[Dr. Gr
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  • :''Full name:'' GNU Compiler Collection :''Purpose'': Compiler, most notably for [[C programming language|C]] and [[C++]]
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  • ...ill be used. Thus, an understanding of [[program]] execution patterns and compiler technology is helpful. ...[[algorithm]] into a form which can be executed by a machine. To design a compiler requires knowledge of both the programming language and the operation of th
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  • Late binding has been often used in [[Compiler|compilers]] for [[Programming language|programming languages]] and [[Linke
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  • * 1952: the first [[compiler]] written by [[Grace Hopper]]<ref>[http://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/tap/Files/h * compiler optimizations
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  • ...bstract, "instructions" can be anything. Contrast an interpreter with a [[compiler]]. ...n (or "executed") on the user's system "on the fly". Contrast this with a compiler, which also takes a set of commands but instead generates "object" code tha
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  • Typically, a [[compiler]] will translate a source written in a [[high-level language|high-level lan ...variables interfere (a consequence of the [[halting problem]]), and thus a compiler must act conservatively and assume that they do interfere unless they can b
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  • This is a list of [[compiler]]s that target the [[Microsoft]] [[.NET Framework]]. ** [http://www.cs.princeton.edu/software/lcc lcc] ([[ANSI]] C Compiler from Princeton)
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  • '''Dead Code Elimination''' is a [[compiler]] [[optimization]] which removes instructions which can be shown not to aff ...gram, then that computation cannot affect the operation of the program. A compiler can easily identify and remove such dead computations with the aid of [[use
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  • ...le. This variable is bound and does contain a value, however it suppresses compiler warnings regarding unused bound variables.
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  • ...ide the user a fully-functional operating environment, such as the [[GCC]] compiler for the [[C programming language]] (in which most of GNU is implemented), t
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  • *[[List of compiler optimizations]]
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  • ...th the basic necessary tools for the system, such as a [[compiler]] ([[GNU Compiler Collection|gcc]]), a [[C programming language| C library]] (glibc), a [[deb
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  • ...ffer overflow attacks: Valgrind detects buffer overflow possibilities on [[compiler|compiled]] executables, while Splint analyzes [[source code]] before it has ===As Compiler Features===
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