Re: Does anyone have a source-to-source transformer for C

bwilson@mystery.stanford.edu (Bob Wilson)
Wed, 26 Jan 1994 21:34:35 GMT

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From: bwilson@mystery.stanford.edu (Bob Wilson)
Keywords: translator, C
Organization: Stanford University Computer Systems Laboratory
References: 94-01-095
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 1994 21:34:35 GMT

K.S. Nandakumar wrote:
> Does anyone know of a translator/compiler for C where i can have the
> intermediate representation converted back to C source codee after
> some transformations to the IR? I need this for my research purposes.
> It would be preferable to have the IR to be a tree.


The Stanford SUIF compiler does just what you want. We have an ANSI C
front end (derived from lcc) that produces SUIF files. The SUIF IR
provides both ASTs and expression trees, as well as linearized three-
operand instructions. Our SUIF-to-C translator is not yet very robust but
that will be fixed soon. We are planning to release the SUIF system for
research and other non-commercial uses sometime in the next few months.
More details will be available at that time.


--Bob (bwilson@shasta.stanford.edu)
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