Dynamic compilation

Known as: Dynamic compiler

Dynamic compilation is a process used by some programming language implementations to gain performance during program execution. Although the…

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2010

Accelerating program performance via short SIMD vector units is very common in modern processors, as evidenced by the use of SSE…

2008

The testing of error handling and dynamic security mechanisms often depends on reproducing specific conditions outside the realm…

2003

Managed runtime are becoming standard execution environments for a variety of applications written in Java, C# etc. Comprehending…

2002

Currently, there are 23 million Java-enabled handsets with more than 50 different models from 17-plus suppliers. With the growing…

2002

While previous compiler research indicates that significant improvements in energy efficiency may be possible if properly…

2002

Maintaining precise exceptions is an important aspect of achieving full compatibility with a legacy architecture. While…

2001

Complete system simulation to understand the influence of architecture and operating systems on application execution has been…

1999

Declarative dynamic compilation systems are driven by user annotations that identify runtime constants. Although manually…

1994

This paper describes a storage management system that is flexible and efficient. The representation of run-time tags yields fast…

1987

A system for dynamic compilation under the Unix operating system is described. The basis of the system is an incremental…