I am not sure how appropriate is this question, but - I am curious about how the compiler sets memory aside for an object (allocation of memory) even before it is constructed (before even the constru
I am trying to use llvm to implement a simple, du开发者_JAVA技巧mb c-like language. And i\'m stucked at designing a good AST.
I created a wrapper in C++ for the cl.exe (the Visual Studio compiler). To do this, I changed the PATH environment variable so that Visual Studio finds my cl.exe first. In my cl.exe, I then create a p
I am working on my compilers concepts however I am a l开发者_StackOverflowittle confused... Googling got me nowhere to a definite answer.
In C++ class today, we discussed the maximum possible length of identifiers, and how the compiler will eventually stop treating variables as different, after a certain length. (My professor seems to h
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I\'m working on a proprietary unix-like os (I don\'t know if that\'s relevant though) and compiling with g++.
I\'m working in visual studio with DirectX and today I\'ve gotten some weird compiler errors that don\'t make any sense (to me at least)...
I wonder, since LLVM 3.0 is readily available and officially released, is there a way to compile with LLVM 3 when using Xcode 4.1. It would help alot since I used ARC and my app development turned out
Much has been written over the years on implementing pars开发者_开发技巧ers, but the C preprocessor is not quite the same as any of the stages of a typical parser, and implementation thereof doubtless
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