I just wondered if comments are included in binaries开发者_JS百科, or does the compiler know to remove them?Objective C, just like plain C, uses the preprocessor to do that kind of stuff. The compiler
I am wondering where is the borderline between grammar specification and semantic analysis. What is better: to use a detailed grammar description or leave the details for semantic phase? For example:
I was trying the Hello pass example in the \"Writing an LLVM Pass\" webpage.I followed the instructions to compile (with gcc-4.2) the Hello.cpp, but I got the compile errors:
Read my question thoroughly before responding, I know there’s a site called wonderfl.net I‘ve got the Flex SDK 4 on my Mac and I found a way to compile AS3 into SWF files using Flex\'s mxmlc compil
\"There is no such thing as a \"compiled language\" or \"interpreted language\". Whether a language impl开发者_StackOverflowementer chooses to write a compiler, an interpreter or anything in between i
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Some background: I am writing a generic high-level to low-level compiler.On the high-level side, it understands classes, methods, fields, virtual method calls, etc. and on the low-level side, it under
There are several languages/runtimes atop the JVM: such as JRuby, Groovy, Jython, Clojure, Rhino, Scala, and so on...
I\'d like to consume Mono\'s compiler as a service from my regular .NET 3.5 application. I\'ve downloaded the latest bits (2.6.7), created a simple console application in Visual Studio and referenced
My dilemma is that I need to compile a large amount of projects and solutions as per the configuration settings specified in the files. I\'ve found a few different ways to do this, and I\'ve landed on
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