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| Optimization - newbie question eric@pencom.com (1992-03-25) |
| Re: Optimization - newbie question boucher@ncs.dnd.ca (1992-04-01) |
| Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
| From: | eric@pencom.com |
| Keywords: | optimize, question |
| Organization: | Pencom Software |
| Date: | Wed, 25 Mar 1992 14:52:11 GMT |
Is there a common language that FORTRAN, C, and PASCAL compilers
can reduce to for purposes of optimization. If not, is this
practical?
[Since Fortran, C, and Pascal are semantically nearly the same, it is quite
common to use a common intermediate language and code generator for all three.
For example, the Gnu C compiler now has a Fortran front end and would
presumably also have Pascal if someone cared enough to write one. -John]
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