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Lightning Talk: Writing an Assembler Back-end in Haskell is Easier Than You Think (Honest!)
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During this talk, you will explore an overview of the structure of the native code generator and the mapping of Cmm language constructs to assembly code. Haskell pattern matching simplifies peephole optimisation.
Examples will be based on the Linux 64-bit PowerPC backend but should be accessible to anyone with basic knowledge of assembler.
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Lightning Talk: Writing an Assembler Back-end in Haskell is Easier Than You Think (Honest!)
Peter Trommler
Peter Trommler is Professor of Theoretical Computer Science at Nuremberg Institute of Technology (Technische Hochschule Nuernberg).