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DIR - A code representation approach for compilers
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DOLPHIN is a framework conceived to support the development of modular compilers. This framework supplies a large
set of components, like: front-ends for some programming languages, back-ends for different computational architectures
(operational system + processor), and several code analysis and optimization routines. Using these components, the user
can build compilers for several programming languages and/or computational architectures, or even retargetable
compilers. All these components work over the same code representation, designated by DOLPHIN Internal code
Representation (DIR). This paper aims at presenting DIR, that uses a set of instantiated objects from C++ classes to
represent the code at the middle-level of the compilation process. The article presents the principles that guide the
conception of this code representation, the advantages and disadvantages compared with the alternative solutions; and
several examples illustrating the application of DIR.
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Compilers Code representation
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Citação
Matos, Paulo; Henriques, Pedro (2004). DIR - A code representation approach for compilers. In Proceedings of IADIS International Conference on Applied Computing. Lisboa, Portugal. ISBN 972-98947-3-6.