A compiler is a computer program that translates from one format to another, most often from a high-level computer language to byte code and machine code. Compilers come in a number of variations ...

More in this series: How To Write Your Own Compiler, Part 1: Mapping Source Files Have you ever thought of writing your own compiler? This is Part 2 of a series on compiler basics. Check out Part 1, ...

Meta unveils LLM Compiler, an AI-powered suite of models revolutionizing code optimization and compilation, promising faster, more efficient software development and new frontiers in AI-assisted ...

A compiler directive is often required when the same source code is compiled on two different hardware platforms. For example, the code might be compiled and tested on Windows but compiled and run ...

Batch Compiler is an advanced software for scripting batch files and compiling them into EXE files. The free tool offers you a workspace where you can write your batch scripts.

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Believe it or not, building a tiny compiler from scratch can be as fun as it is accessible. [James Smith] demonstrates by making a tiny compiler for an extremely simple programming language, and sh… ...

In a previous blog post, we discussed the benefits of using automation to maximize the performance of a system. One use case I mentioned was compiler flag mining, and the fact that performance is ...

Experimental garbage collector is expected to reduce garbage collection overhead between 10% and 40% in programs that rely ...