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CASCON
1996

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A functional intermediate form for diverse source languages

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A functional intermediate form for diverse source languages

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This paper describes the use of WatIF, a simple compiler intermediate form based on the -calculus, for writing compiler front-ends for a wide range of programming languages. Somewhat similar intermediate forms have been previously used for single-language compilers, but applicability to such a range of languages has not been previously reported. Examples of code generated by front-ends for several languages show the large set of applicationlanguage features supported by WatIF.

David V. Mason

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Updated	02 Nov 2010
Type	Conference
Year	1996
Where	CASCON
Authors	David V. Mason

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