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 | | Compilers which are capable of producing both native and foreign binary output may be called either a cross-compiler or a native compiler depending on a specific use, although it would be more correct to classify them as a cross-compilers. | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a series of statements written in one computer language (called the source code) into a resulting output in another computer language (often called the object or target language). | | | Compiler analysis - This is the process to gather program information from the intermediate representation of the input source files. |
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| | Compilers which are capable of producing both native and foreign binary output may be called either a cross-compiler or a native compiler depending on a specific use, although it would be more correct to classify them as a cross-compilers. | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a series of statements written in one computer language (called the source code) into a resulting output in another computer language (often called the object or target language). | | | However, translation from a low level language to a high level one is also possible; this is normally known as a decompiler if it is reconstructing a high level language program which (could have) generated the low level language program. |
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| | Compilers which are capable of producing both native and foreign binary output may be called either a cross-compiler or a native compiler depending on a specific use, although it would be more correct to classify them as a cross-compilers. | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a series of statements written in one computer language (called the source code) into a resulting output in another computer language (often called the object or target language). | | | Compiler analysis - This is the process to gather program information from the intermediate representation of the input source files. |
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| Â | javac - Java programming language compiler |
| | The compiler needs type information for every class or interface used, extended, or implemented in the source file. | | | The compiler searches first in the bootstrap and extension classes, then in the user class path. | | | When the compiler needs type information, it looks for a source file or class file which defines the type. |
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| | Compilers also exist which translate from one high level language to another (cross compilers), or sometimes to an intermediate language that still needs further processing; these are sometimes known as cascaders. | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a computer program written in one computer language (called the source language) into an equivalent program written in another computer language (called the output or the target language). | | | Most compilers translate source code written in a high level language to object code or machine language that may be directly executed by a computer or a virtual machine. |
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http://www.hexafind.com/encyclopedia/Compiler
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| | In the cross compilation case, either a different compiler may be used, the user can prebuild the program, or all of the necessary data can be supplied through environment variables. | | | The second kind of values provide information about the compiler, such as options for generating optimized code or for creating object files for shared libraries. | | | To support this, configure must be carefully written both to support cross-compilation and to provide for a way to specify the results that would have been determined by running a program. |
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| | Compilers also exist which translate from one high level language to another (cross compilers), or sometimes to an intermediate language that still needs further processing; these are sometimes known as cascaders. | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a computer program written in one computer language (called the source language) into an equivalent program written in another computer language (called the output or the target language). | | | Most compilers translate source code written in a high level language to object code or machine language that may be directly executed by a computer or a virtual machine. |
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| | When it is necessary to distinguish this case from the cross compilation case, such a compiler is called a "native compiler". | | | If the compiler can find the function, that means that the function is present in the host environment. | | | A cross compilation tool is a tool which runs on one system and produces code which runs on another system. |
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| Â | Detailed how-to: Cross-compiling for Sharp Zaurus |
| | Cross compilation occurs when a compiler running on one system produces executables for another system -- this is an important concept when the target system doesn't have a native set of compilation tools, or when the host system is faster or has greater resources. | | | When the host system (the one the compiler is running on) and the target system (the one the resulting programs will run on) are not compatible environments, the process is called cross compilation. | | | It is possible to run compilers natively on a Zaurus, but the system's limitations are barriers to efficient work, another reason that makes cross compilation such a boon for developers. |
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| | distcc parses the compiler command line to work out what operation is being invoked, and what are the input and output files. | | | One possibility is that it might be nice to allow a cache of compiled files to be shared across several users or machines. | | | This typically means that all machines must have a shared filesystem mounted at the same location, that they must all have exactly the same compiler, headers and libraries installed, their clocks must be in sync, and typically that they must all have the same OS and CPU architecture. |
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| | Compilers also exist which translate from one high level language to another (cross compilers), or sometimes to an intermediate language that still needs further processing; these are sometimes known as cascaders. | | | Cross compilers are very useful when bringing up a new hardware platform for the first time (see bootstrapping). | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a computer program written in one computer language (called the source language) into an equivalent program written in another computer language (called the output, object, or target language). |
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| | SourceBoost Technologies are developers and suppliers of low cost, high performance cross compilers, simulators and development environments for 8 bit microcontrollers. | | | Compiler and simulator solutions for microcontroller manufactures or other parties. | | | I have used Hi-Tech, Bytecraft, MPLAB C and a few others compilers in the past, and I think this is by far the best. |
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| | The cross compiler is only one element, albeit a very import one, of the entire process. | | | Certainly, certain pieces of software can be crossbuilt, but the more complex software attempts to figure out elements of its environment and adjust itself to match. | | | This ensures that NetBSD itself is built with a compiler that is known to be the correct version. |
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| | The target platform usually only applies to compilers as it represents what type of object code the package itself will produce (such as cross-compiling a cross-compiler); otherwise the target platform setting is irrelevant. | | | For many embedded systems, cross-compilation is simply the only possible way to build programs, as the target hardware does not have the resources or capabilities. | | | For example, consider cross-compiling a video game that will run on the Dreamcast. |
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| | romcc is a simple optimizing C compiler-one file, 25,043 lines of code-that uses only registers, not memory. | | | But thanks to a new compiler and development process, we can build a BIOS for a new motherboard with only C code-no assembly. | | | This file is compiled by romcc, and in a proprietary BIOS it would be a large blob of assembly code. |
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| | The goal of the Harbour Project is to create a cross-platform and open-source compiler for the xbase superset language known as Clipper. | | | Commercial vendors may drop their compiler products any day they wish; and even as long as they support them it will be on the platform, price-basis, and license terms that the vendor wishes. | | | Clipper was implemented first, and as Harbour's reference implementation, in CA-Clipper 5.2 (and largely in earlier versions of CA-Clipper); but supersets of Clipper have also been implemented commercially in at least Alaska Software's xBase++, Multisoft's Flagship and Computer Associates' Visual Objects. |
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| | The XREF Compiler directive will not cause an accurate cross reference listing to be produced because information for code inserted by the preprocessor will not be shown, even if the original source line referenced the same data items. | | | If, by comparison, the Compiler read source files and passed single tokens to the preprocessor, restrictions such as the format of a token and the syntax of a COPY (or equivalent) statement would be imposed. | | | As preprocessor directives to the Compiler are terminated by the ENDP directive or the end of the line, multiple PREPROCESS directives must all appear on the same line in a directives file. |
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| | The product includes Intel C++ Compiler for eMbedded Visual C++, an optimising compiler for PDAs, handheld devices, and mobile phone solutions, to facilitate cross-architecture development. | | | Develop Software for a Range of Intel® Architectures Using One Compiler. | | | In addition, the Intel C++ Compiler is optimised for the broad range of Intel® microprocessors including: Intel® Pentium® 4 processor, Intel® Pentium® M processor (a component of Intel® Centrino™ mobile technology), Intel® Itanium® 2 processor, Intel® Xeon™ processor and the Intel® Personal Internet Client Architecture (Intel® PCA) application processors. |
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|  | 64 bit cross compilation for Linux - Intel® C++ Compiler - Intel® Software Network Forums |
| | Forums Home » Intel® Software Development Products » Intel® C++ Compiler » 64 bit cross compilation for Linux | | | The QA testing effort might be doubled by testing both cross and native compilers, and it seems unlikely that the cross compiler demand would justify the additional effort. | | | The Intel compilers for linux-ia64 were cross compilers at one time. |
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| | Scheduling CPU types differ in the the way that instructions are pipelined, the compiler attempts to schedule the instructions it generates in a way that is most efficient. | | | Terminology Cross-Compiling Technically, cross-compiling means compiling on one computer architecture to run on another. | | | If your Compilation and Target mchines are networked using nfs (see the NFS Hint) then you can use nfs to mount the Target machines' filestore on the Compilation machine, then chroot it to protect your Compilation system. |
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http://archives.linuxfromscratch.org/mail-archives/hints/2003-May/001684.html
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| | This document describes how to setup a cross-compiler for PowerPC on a x86 for use in a distributed compilation system. | | | An approach suggested here can be used to select the appropriate compiler without manually setting CC and CXX before emerge. | | | In particular, only the assembler (as) and the compilers (gcc, g++,...) are required. |
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| | GNU C Cross-compiler for Linux and Intel i960 | | | This is the Linux patch for Intel's port of GNU C Compiler and cross-development tools for i960 family of processors. | | | GNU C cross-compiler port for i960 running on linux |
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| | Compilers which are capable of producing both native and foreign binary output may be called either a cross-compiler or a native compiler depending on a specific use, although it would be more correct to classify them as a cross-compilers. | | | A compiler is a computer program that translates a series of statements written in one computer language (called the source code) into a resulting output in another computer language (often called the object or target language). | | | Compiler analysis - This is the process to gather program information from the intermediate representation of the input source files. |
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| Â | LRZ: The SR8000 Cross Compilation Environment |
| | Please note that it is possible to acquire licenses for both the Fortran and C Cross-Compilers to run on a 1-2 CPU Linux PC with a reasonably modern version of Red Hat or SuSE Linux. | | | Unless there is a explicit facility for enabling cross compilation, build processes initiated in the cross compilation environment may well fail, either due to the impossibility of running Hitachi testing binaries on an Intel processor, or due to miscompilations due to configure scanning the Linux development environment instead of the Hitachi HI-UX one. | | | compiled on hitcross with sources on NFS using 4 processes |
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| | The nightly builds are made by cross compiling to mingw32 from a Linux host. | | | Snippets must compile and must include any required header files, etc. Incomplete information will hamper your chance of a timely response. | | | Please attach code to reproduce the problem, and be sure to provide your email address so a developer can contact you if they need more information to investigate and fix the bug. |
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| | Cross compilers, debuggers, code generation, optimization, IDE, parsing, semantics, runtime libraries, assemblers, linkers, and simulators. | | | The generators can also be applied to create compiler front-ends and other tools requiring semantic analysis of a language. | | | Entire compiler and Software development tool chain: optimization, code generation, assembler, linker, debugger, IDE, SDKs for drivers, platform developer kits,... |
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http://www.compilerconnection.com/consultants/consultants.htm
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| | 81 an Optimizing Compiler for Object-Oriented Programming Langu.. | | | This paper exploits the semantic property of ML-style modules to support efficient cross-module compilation. | | | Unfortunately, many compilation techniques for the core languages do not work across the module boundaries. |
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| | , contains files required by the compiler and the linker to produce Windows binaries. | | | At the end, you can test the compiler, but every run tests will fail obviously. | | | Now, you don't want your programs suffer the same limitation: you need them to run under many OS, without the need to restart your computer or use another one to compile. |
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