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  • ...Standard ML]] employ a form of pointer with restricted access, so that the compiler may still prove [[polymorphic]] type correctness at [[compile time]]. In S ...again can be unsafe, because it is difficult for even the most advanced [[compiler|compilers]] to assure that the resulting pointer references a valid memory
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  • ...[[Java programming language]]. When the application is deployed, the GWT [[compiler]] translates the Java program to browser-compliant [[JavaScript]] and [[HTM ;GWT Java-to-Javascript Compiler
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  • ...Java compatibility. Scala prefers use of the Nothing type (treated by the compiler as a subtype of all types) instead. Since Nothing has no instances at all t ...verify which of their tail-recursive functions are being optimized by the compiler.
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  • ====Compiler Support==== * Auto vectorizing [[compiler]]s
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  • In computer programming, '''source code''' is the code which a [[compiler]] turns into a compiled piece of software or an interpreter runs. Source co
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  • ...d prototyping is to export functions all the time. Rather, you can use the compiler directive. This makes programming erlang much more enjoyable, not to have t
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  • ...h many different programming languages make use of stack frames, not all [[compiler|compilers]] ''pack the stack'' (i.e., organize the contents of each stack f ...ays; prior to 2007, it was necessary to compile two programs with the same compiler if they were to [[linking loader|link]] (call across programs at runtime) w
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  • ...ecutable and readable by a computer. It is normally generated by using a [[compiler]] and/or [[assembler]] on human readable [[source code]] written by a compu
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  • {{r|Compiler}}
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  • ...memory-management strategies: the [[Stack_frame|call stack]] (used by the compiler to keep track of local variables declared in functions and subroutines) and ...day. Today, most [[computer architecture]]s, [[operating systems]], and [[compiler]]s provide special capabilities facilitating the use of stacks and heaps by
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  • }}</ref>. The Java [[source code]] [[compiler]] is part of the [[Java platform]] (a bundle of interdependent programs) or ...le to run on many different types of [[operating system]]s without being [[compiler|compiled]] again. This is possible because an execution engine, also known
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  • ...ons in areas such as [[schedule|scheduling]], [[register allocation]] in [[compiler]]s, [[frequency assignment]] in [[mobile radio]]s, and [[pattern matching]] In [[computer science|Computer Science]], [[compiler|compilers]]---computer programs which translate one [[formal language]] to
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  • ...Since the introduction of the first freeware ''abc notation'' [[Compiler|compiler]] in 1993, the abc language has achieved widespread use for folk and [[trad ...s. The program is written in [[C]] and runs on most systems which have a C compiler. An [[MS-DOS command]] line would look like this:
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  • * <code>FREQUENCY</code> statement (for providing optimization hints to the compiler)
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  • ...provides extra utility for the programmer but without the overhead of the compiler.
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  • ...aries]], and the [[Java runtime environment]]. The Java [[source code]] [[compiler]] converts Java [[source code]] (files with an extension of .java) into [[J ...pecification by means of a ''[[Just-in-time compilation|just-in-time (JIT) compiler]]'' that, at runtime, converts intermediate bytecode into native machine co
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  • ...braries]], and the [[.NET runtime environment]]. The C# [[source code]] [[compiler]] converts C# [[source code]] (files with an extension of .cs) into interme ...pecification by means of a ''[[Just-in-time compilation|just-in-time (JIT) compiler]]'' that, at runtime, converts CIL code into [[native code]]. JIT compilati
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  • ...[[Guy Lewis Steele, Jr.|Guy L. Steele]]. Both the language and the RABBIT compiler are described in his [http://library.readscheme.org/servlets/cite.ss?patter
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  • {{r|Compiler}}
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  • ...supporting the recognition of the Confederacy.<ref>Cazauran, Augustus R. (compiler), [http://books.google.com/books?id=47YGAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA1&dq=The+Democratic+S
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  • ...mming language have to be translated into [[machine code]], usually by a [[compiler]] program. Machine code consists of multiple lower-level instructions whic ...itional view was that ''compiled'' languages were first translated, by a ''compiler'' program, from human-readable [[source code]] into [[binary numeral system
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  • ...of the prior creation of [[FLOW-MATIC]], the very first computer language (compiler) that was the brainchild of [[Grace Hopper]]. COBOL was also influenced by ...der COBOL compilers. If you're trying to compile this example on an older compiler and it fails to compile or produces no output when run, you may want to try
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  • % - lets keep the compiler quiet with all the call-backs
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  • ...t Modern History Sourcebook. Paul Halsall, halsall@fordham.edu, Sourcebook Compiler.
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  • * Lien, Carsten (compiler), '''Exploring the Olympic Mountains''' - from original, first-hand documen
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  • * [[Self-contained compiler]] ...en available for decades. Some very important and influential research in compiler design has been done in Lisp. For example, the notion of [[continuation-pa
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  • ...<ref name=GuardianObit /> Dennis would later create the C language and its compiler based of the B language written by Thompson. Thompson and Dennis would then ...ff of BCPL. Dennis would later improve upon B to create C language and its compiler. In 1973 UNIX was re-written in C as it increased portability and made the
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  • * [[Grace Hopper|Hopper, Grace]] (1906-1992) - invention of the compiler
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  • ...roject proved to be critical to the growth of each project. The [[GCC]] C compiler developed by Stallman soon became the best way for a developer to take the ...el, but rather by developing various tools such as a [[compiler]] ([[GNU C Compiler]]) and a [[text editor]] ([[Emacs]]). The GNU group never did complete th
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  • // your [[C++ compiler]] (or computer) should support the [[long double floating point arithmetics
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  • *1290-1364: Butön, compiler of Kanjur
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  • ...d compatibility". In principle, a modern Fortran 95 [[compiler (computer)|compiler]] can still translate a Fortran program written in, say, 1959 and prepare i ...ably the [[IBM 704]] that, starting in 1957, was delivered with a Fortran compiler). In 1958 a variant, known as Fortran II, was introduced that was soon also
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  • ...earch relating to them, such as [[formal language|formal languages]] and [[compiler]]s. Mathematicians have expressed various mathematical formalisms that the
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  • .... Since all PHP variable names begin with a dollar sign, it's easy for the compiler to recognize them and make the substitution.
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  • * Braght, Thieleman J. van (compiler), '''Bloody Theater; or, Martyrs Mirror'''. ISBN 9780836113907
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  • ...line editor (the predecessor to his [[text editor]], [[vi]]) and a Pascal compiler.
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  • ...earch relating to them, such as [[formal language|formal languages]] and [[compiler]]s. Mathematicians have expressed various mathematical formalisms that the
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  • ...le="C Programming Language History"| accessdate=2009-08-02 }}</ref> If a C compiler was created on another hardware platform, compiling Unix on that platform w ...iting the OS from scratch for each newer successive platform, simply the C compiler had to be ported to that architecture. This concept of portability was the
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  • ...that if a particular situation has not been handled by the programmer the compiler will create code to terminate the program and the diagnostic is often just
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  • ==1950s: Hardware and the first compiler== '''First compiler'''
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  • *[[compiler]]s (writing programs that allow people to use a [[programming language]])
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  • * [[Leonard H. Tower Jr.|Len Tower Jr.]], [[GNU Compiler Collection|GCC]], GNU [[Diff#Variations|diff]], who became a Founding Direc
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  • ...lomon-the-son-of-David, yet that same unknown drunken mortal is author and compiler of three-fourths of Elliot's pompous ''Encyclopaedia Britannica'', which he
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  • ...[Sun Microsystems|Sun]] and [[Microsoft]], respectively) to provide a Ruby compiler that targets both the Java virtual machine and the .NET runtime. These tool
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  • ...nctionality encapsulated in the runtime. It has its own just-in-time (JIT) compiler, [[ActionScript]] and a healthy set of controls. On the other hand, [[Micro
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  • ...se. Its title was suggested by the programme of the ''Spectator'', and the compiler claimed the place for his songs "e'en while the tea's fill'd reeking round,
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  • ...lomon-the-son-of-David, yet that same unknown drunken mortal is author and compiler of three-fourths of Elliot's pompous ''Encyclopaedia Britannica'', which he
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  • ...he hexadecimal format. This method is most often used in calculators and [[compiler|compilers]], where the computer need to be told what format it is supposed
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  • * {{search link|complier||ns0|ns14|ns100}} ([[compiler]])
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  • ...declaration of variables by the "<code>use strict</code>" '''pragma''' (a compiler directive); any undeclared variable (in the scope of the pragma) will then
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