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Compilers and computer architecture: The RISC-V architecture Martin Berger 1 November 2019 1Email: M.F.Berger@sussex.ac.uk, Office hours: Wed 12-13 in Chi-2R312 1/1 Recall the function of compilers 2/1 Introduction In previous lectures, we focussed on generating code for simple architectures like the stack machine, or accumulator machines. Now we want to do something more interesting, generating
Compilers and computer architecture: From strings to ASTs (1): lexing Martin Berger 1 October 2019 1Email: M.F.Berger@sussex.ac.uk, Office hours: Wed 12-13 in Chi-2R312 1/1 Recall the function of compilers 2/1 Plan for the next 9 weeks Source program Lexical analysis Syntax analysis (parsing) Semantic analysis, e.g. type checking Intermediate code generation Optimisation Code generation Translated
Compilers and computer architecture: Just-in-time compilation Martin Berger 1 December 2019 1Email: M.F.Berger@sussex.ac.uk, Office hours: Wed 12-13 in Chi-2R312 1/1 Recall the function of compilers 2/1 Welcome to the cutting edge Compilers are used to translate from programming languages humans can understand to machine code executable by computers. Compilers come in two forms: Conventionalahead-of-timecompilerswheretranslationis
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