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Editorial Compilation XII

Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis, 2022
Welcome to the latest issue of Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis (STH) published under the “banner” of “Editorial Compilation,” this being the twelfth such issue. Although Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis is historically a theme-driven publication, ongoing opportunities emerge to disseminate wide-ranging contributions of current interest or ...
Emmanuel J. Favaloro, Leonardo Pasalic, Giuseppe Lippi   +2 more
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Introduction to compiler compilers

1974
It may seem misleading to talk so much about language definition methods when we wish to examine the state of the art in compiler-compilers, but the one is directly dependent on the other. Compiler implementers have always complained that the language definers ignore their problems, but both sides should listen more carefully to what the other has to ...
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Using the CDL compiler-compiler

1974
In this sequence of lectures one compiler compiler is going to be highlighted by means of somewhat larger examples, preceded by a discussion of ideas underlying it.
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An intelligent compiler subsystem for a silicon compiler

24th ACM/IEEE conference proceedings on Design automation conference - DAC '87, 1987
This paper presents a module generator which automatically generates and optimizes circuitry to satisfy constraints of speed, area and power. The user has complete control over the clock timing driving the circuitry and the area, width, or height of the resulting module.
D. L. Johannsen, S. K. Tsubota, Kenneth S. McElvain   +2 more
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Compilation reuse and hybrid compilation

ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 2006
Compiling hardware models to machine code poses some unusual problems. While compilers for traditional programming languages are well understood, they tend to take very long to compile the C code generated from hardware models. The code generated from hardware models, unlike in the inputs seen by traditional compilers, have too many simple routines ...
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jShio — A Customization Language Compiler—Compiler

2001
When software developers create software, they usually want to attach some customizable functions to their software. These functions are usually implemented by reading a customization file or by manipulating a GUI. In this paper we describe a system called “jShio”.
Hideharu Kojima, Rolf Adams
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Serial compilation and the 1401 FORTRAN compiler

IBM Systems Journal, 1965
This paper discusses a compiler Organization in which phases act sequentially on a source program held in core storage. A brief description of each phase of the 1401 FORTRAN compiler is given to illustrate the general scheme.
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Compilation by Transformation in the Glasgow Haskell Compiler

1995
In this paper we describe the full set of local program transformations implemented in the Glasgow Haskell Compiler. The transformations are presented as source to source transformations in a simple functional language. The idea is that by composing these simple and small high level transformations one can achieve most of the benefits of more ...
Simon Peyton Jones, André L. M. Santos
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Reducing compilation time by a compilation server

Software: Practice and Experience, 1993
AbstractIn language systems that support separate compilation, we often observe that header files are internalized over and over again when the source files that depend on them are compiled. Making a compiler a long‐lived server eliminates such redundant processing of header files, thus reducing the compilation time.
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A Survey of Compiler Testing

ACM Computing Surveys, 2021
Dan Hao, Yingfei Xiong, Hongyu Zhang
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