Josef Grosch (auth.), Uwe Kastens, Peter Pfahler (eds.)9783540559849, 3540559841
Table of contents :
Transformation of attributed trees using pattern matching….Pages 1-15
Generating LR(1) parsers of small size….Pages 16-29
Syntax directed translation with LR parsing….Pages 30-36
Attribute-directed top-down parsing….Pages 37-43
Another kind of modular attribute grammars….Pages 44-50
Integrated graphic environment to develop applications based on attribute grammars….Pages 51-58
Implementing high-level identification specifications….Pages 59-65
Another solution of scoping problems in symbol tables….Pages 66-72
Compiler implementation of ADTs using profile data….Pages 73-87
The LDL — Language development laboratory….Pages 88-94
Actress: An action semantics directed compiler generator….Pages 95-109
Creation of a family of compilers and runtime environments by combining reusable components….Pages 110-124
The interprocedural coincidence theorem….Pages 125-140
Provably correct compiler development and implementation….Pages 141-155
On interprocedural data flow analysis for object oriented languages….Pages 156-162
Testing completeness of code selector specifications….Pages 163-175
A register allocation framework based on hierarchical cyclic interval graphs….Pages 176-191
Register pipelining: An integrated approach to register allocation for scalar and subscripted variables….Pages 192-206
Instruction scheduling for complex pipelines….Pages 207-218
Comparing software pipelining for an operation-triggered and a transport-triggered architecture….Pages 219-228
Scheduling instructions by direct placement….Pages 229-235
Compile-time analysis of object-oriented programs….Pages 236-250
Partial evaluation of C and automatic compiler generation….Pages 251-257
A term pattern-match compiler inspired by finite automata theory….Pages 258-270
Improving the performance of parallel LISP by compile time analysis….Pages 271-277
FCG: A code generator for lazy functional languages….Pages 278-296
Compiling flang….Pages 297-311
The implementation of objectmath — a high-level programming environment for scientific computing….Pages 312-318
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