Questions tagged [intermediate-language]

An intermediate language, in compiler design, is a low-level language that typically resembles an idealized assembly language, often a textual representation of bytecode for a virtual machine. For .NET's CIL, use the [cil] tag.

An intermediate language, in compiler design, is a translation stage after the syntax tree and before the machine code. The term is usually used for final stages of the translation, after high-level optimizations have been performed, but at a stage when the translation is still independent of the target machine.

In particular, “intermediate language” often means a low-level, assembly-like language for a virtual machine such as the JVM, .NET, Prolog's WAM, etc.

For example, the .NET Common Intermediate Language is the assembly language for the virtual machine that is the target of and other compilers.

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Javascript object representation format

In compiler IR representation, we know that function type can be represented using Cartesian Product. For example: function my_func(a, b) { return c; } the function type can be denoted as: (int × double)->int (note that here I assume that all…
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Intermediate Code Generation for my Fortran compiler: DAG or quadruples

I'm writing a mini Fortran compiler using Flex and Bison. Up to now I've finished the lexical and syntax analysis. I'm in the semantic analysis in type checking and I must now choose an IR. My target machine is MIPS. So I want final code generation…
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Semantic Analysis For Simple Compile-To-C Language

So I'm working on creating a simple, compile-to-C language that has syntax similar to Python. Here is some sample source code: # All comments start with pound signs # Integer declaration speed = 4 motor = 69.5 text = "hey + guys!" junk = 5 …
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DrRacket : How to get the position of a value in a list

I am trying to get a list of positions of a value in a list in Intermediate Student Language. For instance I wish a list of positions for value "A" in the following list (list false A false false false false A false false false ) The output must be…
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Does compiler optimizes unnecessary/redundant upcast away or Does it produce any IL at all?

From Do redundant casts get optimized? I can see compiler doesn't optimizes unnecessary downcast (i.e. castclass) away. But now I am interested in a simpler case, " if compiler optimizes unnecessary upcast away?" This question only concerns…
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llvm error: Found more than one landing-pad successor

llvm has a MachineVerifier pass which checks a MachineFunction for correctness based on different parameters like: liveness, dead Basic Block, correct register class etc. Recently I came across this error from the MachineVerifier pass. I'm…
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what is composite instructions?

I'm doing the class compiler design at the chapter of intermediate code. By doing some research online, i came across this sentence: Recursive interpretation is necessary when the source program can include composite instructions. I cannot find what…
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vs2008 syntax highlighting for il assembler

is there a way to get visual studio 2008 to do a nice syntax highlighting for the intermediate language?
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How do we know how big to set the Heap?

I'm trying to convert Java to an intermediate language and am in the process of figuring out how the intermediate language works. I have the original Java code: http://cs.ucla.edu/classes/spring11/cs132/cs132/mj/Factorial.java And I have the…
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What happens if we add lines to IL code and add breakpoints to our program?

If I add let's say 1 line at the beggining of a method, if I set a breakpoint through Visual Studio on the first line, will it point to the first line or the second? If it will flag the wrong line, is there anything we could do when editing .exe…
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Why are the variables "i" and "j" considered dead in the control flow graph?

I was going through the topic of induction variable elimination in the red dragon book, where I came across the following example. Consider the control flow graph below : Fig. 1 : Original Control Flow Graph Now the authors apply strength…
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How can I create a class at runtime in c#? I want the class to be created physically in my file system

I am developing an extension that must create classes with just the user giving class name and property info and some more which i will be extending later. I also want to add necessary namespaces. I have seen many questions addressing this. I tried…
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Intermediate code generated in visual studio

As why Intermediate code is needed is described in Stack Overflow post,my question is that, Is the intermediate code saved in the solution ? How can I view the whole IL generated ? Reflector and the File Disassembler add-in from Denis Bauer. It…
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