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program representation
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primitive functions
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interpreter
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compressed code
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programming with a database of modules
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memory management for programs and modules
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computer architecture
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intermediate representation of code
Reference
Debaere, E.H., Van Campenhout, J.M., Interpretation and Instruction Path Coprocessing, Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT Press, 1990. Google
31 ;;Quote: semantic gap between basic instructions and machine code; either compile or interpret; complex codes not needed
47 ;;Quote: interpretation allows more interactivity, easier ports and denser encoding, at cost of lower execution speed
50 ;;Quote: interpretation by subroutine encoding, pointer-based encoding or tokenized encoding; sequential, threaded and linked representations
59 ;;Quote: use contours to compress identifiers during interpretation; each entry in contour includes all information to access variable
65 ;;Quote: Modula-2 interpreter represents modules by data and code frame; access procedures by their index; dynamic linking
125 ;;Quote: instruction coprocessor generates machine code for intermediate codes; 2x faster, problem of jumps
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Topic: compressed code (17 items)
Topic: programming with a database of modules (94 items)
Topic: memory management for programs and modules (12 items)
Topic: computer architecture (44 items)
Topic: intermediate representation of code (29 items)