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In many cases this approach may be too conservative, but as a general principle we should assume the competence of the compilers.
Since the two books were part of the same project, perhaps both writers were also on the team of compilers.
Furthermore, could be the adequate theory to establish the correctness of functional compilers.
A second direction is to examine how the full -calculus can be used to assert the correctness of some phases of realistic compilers.
In principle, good compilers could pass them in registers.
Our method can extend the power of compilers for such languages in revealing the available parallelism automatically.
We believe that the construction of this simple touch optimization algorithm clearly illustrates how semantics can contribute to the development of advanced compilers.
In his prior work on the correctness of sequential compilers, he derived compilers from the semantic mappings that translate syntax into -calculus expressions.
Many useful functions can be recognised as representation changers; examples include compilers and arithmetic functions such as addition and multiplication.
The main area of application of our methods is the automatic transformation of interpretive language specifications into compilers.
Advice on structuring compilers and proving them correct.
By self-application, the partial evaluator can be used to compile and to generate stand-alone compilers from a denotational or interpretive specification of a programming language.
Abstract program specifications give compilers more freedom in code generation and often a better understanding of what is to be computed.
Firstly, this variability gives some compilers an advantage (but not an unfair advantage).
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