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Methodology of Construction Compiler Front-End and Its Integration into the GNU Compiler Collection
Machata, Petr ; Masopust, Tomáš (oponent) ; Eysselt, Miloš (vedoucí práce)
This MSc Thesis was performed in English with the support of the ANF DATA s.r.o., Brno. The entry barrier to the development for GCC got considerably lower during the last years. Articles with various architectural overviews and how-to documents pop up in magazines, websites, and on conferences. With official intermediate language, GENERIC, used for communication between front end and the rest of the compiler, things are yet easier: It is no more necessary to bear the tedium of RTL when one writes new front end. Yet, there is a complexity inherent in handling a source base the size of GCC. There are files to be written, peculiar options to be set up, and these all with relatively thin documentation. This work is written to help with this last point. An example front end is described, with everything from the source base setup, through various GENERIC constructs, up to compilation of runtime library, or using GCC native preprocessor.
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Methodology of Construction Compiler Front-End and Its Integration into the GNU Compiler Collection
Machata, Petr ; Masopust, Tomáš (oponent) ; Eysselt, Miloš (vedoucí práce)
This MSc Thesis was performed in English with the support of the ANF DATA s.r.o., Brno. The entry barrier to the development for GCC got considerably lower during the last years. Articles with various architectural overviews and how-to documents pop up in magazines, websites, and on conferences. With official intermediate language, GENERIC, used for communication between front end and the rest of the compiler, things are yet easier: It is no more necessary to bear the tedium of RTL when one writes new front end. Yet, there is a complexity inherent in handling a source base the size of GCC. There are files to be written, peculiar options to be set up, and these all with relatively thin documentation. This work is written to help with this last point. An example front end is described, with everything from the source base setup, through various GENERIC constructs, up to compilation of runtime library, or using GCC native preprocessor.
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