Binary translation

Known as: Static recompilation

In computing, binary translation (or (binary) recompilation) is the emulation of one instruction set by another through translation of binary code…

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2012

During the development of flight software, the processor emulator is an essential tool for software development, verification and…

2011

The evolution to Manycore platforms is real, both in the High-Performance Computing domain and in embedded systems. If we start…

2007

This paper presents an intermediate language level optimization framework for dynamic binary translation. Performance is…

2006

Alias analysis, traditionally performed statically, is unsuited for a dynamic binary translator (DBT) due to incomplete control…

2005

Simulation-based microarchitecture research is often hindered by the slow speed of simulators. In this work, we propose a novel…

2002

Traditional compilers conduct optimizations on intermediate representations derived from high level source code. However, it is…

2002

The University of Queensland Binary Translator (UQBT) is a static binary translation framework that allows for the translation of…

2001

Binary translation is the process of translating machine code from one instruction set architecture to another. It can be done…

2000

This paper introduces the concepts of emulation in general. Emulation is being used today across wildly different platforms and…

1995

This thesis develops the theory and practical methods of performing binary-to-binary translation (BBT) on real-time and embedded…