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From: | Kees & Annette van der Bent <vdbent@mail.com> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 16 Apr 2000 18:27:11 -0400 |
Organization: | FreeSurf |
Keywords: | C, Java, question |
Traditionally C/C++ compilers are written in their own
language. Today there is at least one 'industrial quality'
compiler written in Java: Sun Microsystems's javac.
Standing almost at the beginning of a C tool chain (compiler,
assembler, linker/loader and debugger) project, I'm eager to
hear your comments & opinions on using Java. The following
issues are having my current attention:
A. Performance compared to a compiler written in C/C++.
(And, what do you think of doing a processor simulator
in Java?)
B. Available parser generators. (Do you know of anyone using
JavaCC or ANTLR for a ('customer shipped') C/C++ compiler?)
C. Difficulty of using and availability of OTS commercial products
and libraries.
Thank you!
Kees
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