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Analyzing and compressing assembly code

Proceedings of the 1984 SIGPLAN symposium on Compiler construction - SIGPLAN '84, 1984
This paper describes the application of a general data compression algorithm to assembly code. The system is retargetable and generalizes cross-jumping and procedural abstraction. It can be used as a space optimizer that trades time for space, it can turn assembly code into interpretive code, and it can help formalize and automate the traditionally ad ...
Christopher W. Fraser, Eugene W. Myers, Alan L. Wendt   +2 more
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Assembled space-time turbo code

2004 IEEE 59th Vehicular Technology Conference. VTC 2004-Spring (IEEE Cat. No.04CH37514), 2005
Two classes of parallel and serial concatenated space-time turbo codes with full rate and full antenna diversity are proposed. Two 2-dimension LOG-MAP decoding algorithms are also developed to decode the proposed codes. The simulation results as an example of parallel code demonstrate that the code outperforms other space-time turbo codes on ...
null Yonghui Li, B. Vucetic
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Restructuring Assembly Code Using Formal Transformations

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2011
In many contemporary big software systems there are parts that are very old software and which can be very problematic for maintenance for a number of reasons: obsolete (or no) documentation, source code not available, old technologies, incompatible hardware, etc.
Pracner, Doni, Budimac, Zoran
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Temporal Coding: Assembly Formation Through Constructive Interference

Neural Computation, 2008
Temporal coding is studied for an oscillatory neural network model with synchronization and acceleration. The latter mechanism refers to increasing (decreasing) the phase velocity of each unit for stronger (weaker) or more coherent (decoherent) input from the other units.
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Assembly language as object code

Software: Practice and Experience, 1983
AbstractThe set of meanings that may be encoded in most object languages is a subset of the meanings that may be encoded in most assembly languages. Careful exploitation of this fact in the design of the SMAL assembly and object language allows the SMAL assembler itself to be used as a linkage editor, thus eliminating the need for an expensive and ...
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Supramolecular self-assembly codes for functional structures

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences, 2007
Small-molecule self-assembly has proven to be a rich field for the controlled synthesis of supramolecular objects with the size scale of polymers and interesting properties. Using several recent examples from our laboratory, we discuss the development of chemical structure codes for supramolecular self-assembly objects with defined shapes.
Liam C, Palmer, Yuri S, Velichko, Monica Olvera, de la Cruz, Samuel I, Stupp   +3 more
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Assembled Space-Time Turbo Trellis Codes

IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology, 2005
A novel full rate space-time turbo trellis code, referred to as an assembled space-time turbo trellis code (ASTTTC), is presented in this paper. For this scheme, input information binary sequences are first encoded using two parallel concatenated convolutional encoders.
Y. Li, B. Vucetic, Q. Zhang, Y. Huang
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Assemblers: Running Assembly-Code Programs

1982
An assembly-code program cannot be directly executed by the computer; it has to be translated to machine code before it can be run. This is done by a systems-software program known as an assembler. In this chapter, a complete assembler for the simple assembly code used in sections 15.1 to 15.5, will be described.
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Assembly Code Manipulation of Pictures

1984
So far we have concerned ourselves solely with the construction of displays. In this chapter we will take a look at some of the methods available for altering the previously created pictures. Since pictures on the Electron take up at least 10K of store, the scale of the problem means that all but the simplest manipulations are best performed by machine-
Ian O. Angell, Brian J. Jones
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Equational Reasoning on x86 Assembly Code

2011 IEEE 11th International Working Conference on Source Code Analysis and Manipulation, 2011
Analysis of software is essential to addressing problems of correctness, efficiency, and security. Existing source code analysis tools are very useful for such purposes, but there are many instances where high-level source code is not available for software that needs to be analyzed.
Kevin Coogan, Saumya Debray
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