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June 1977
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices
This paper is an introduction to the portable ALGOL 68 implementation currently developed at the Technical University of Berlin. An overview over the compiler and the other system components is given and the facilities for separate compilation and precompilation are described. Finally, the current state of the implementation is sketched.
January 1975
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14 Reads
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5 Citations
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
An intermediate language for the machine independent compilation of ALGOL 68 is described. It makes very few assumptions on the target machine but provides a strong descriptive mechanism for abstract machine objects by which they can easily be mapped on target machine objects.
... This approach of generating C code, with associated macros, is similar to the cross-platform, macro-based, code generation approach used by [26]. Such an abstract machine can contain powerful programming abstractions, such as firstclass and anonymous functions (lambdas), with their respective closure support. ...
January 1975
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
