Titlebook: Compiling Natural Semantics; Mikael Pettersson Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999 C programming language.Natural.compiler.pr

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2 Preliminaries,ractical value, perhaps for a number of user categories. This chapter starts with a small section that motivates this assumption, followed by an overview of some of the formalisms that have been used for programming languages to date. It ends with a more detailed overview of our formalism of choice,

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7 Compiling Pattern Matching, callers use it to inspect results from successful calls. This chapter presents an algorithm for compiling term pattern-matching. Earlier algorithms may produce duplicated code, and redundant or sub-optimal discrimination tests for certain combinations of patterns. Our algorithm, which was inspired

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9 Simulating Tailcalls in C, and efficiency of the generated code, some features are difficult to express correctly, portably, and efficiently in C. One such feature is the ., which is present in most functional and logic programming languages. This chapter describes and evaluates a number of techniques for simulating tailcall

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10 Performance Evaluation,of runtime structures are described. Then the effects of different optimization levels in the . compiler are evaluated, followed by some comparisons between RML, Typol, two commercial Prolog compilers, and one commercial Pascal compiler.