Dynamic recompilation

Known as: Dynamic recompiler, Dynarec

In computer science, dynamic recompilation (sometimes abbreviated to dynarec or the pseudo-acronym DRC) is a feature of some emulators and virtual…

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2014

Malware are more and more difficult to analyze, using conventional static and dynamic analysis tools, because they use…

2010

Dynamic recompilation tries to produce more efficient code by exploiting runtime information. Virtual machines like the Jikes RVM…

2010

In this paper we present a secure micro kernel architecture (called Ray) that was designed from scratch with security goals in…

2006

Poor code locality degrades application performance by increasing memory stalls due to instruction cache and TLB misses. This…

2003

The paper describes the design and implementation of an adaptive recompilation framework for Rotor, a shared source…

2002

Trouve chez nos amis de MacOsx Hints une solution pour vider la corbeille a l'aide d'un apple script en utilisant les droits…

2002

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

2001

While debugging technology has advanced in recent years, particularly through the incorporation of graphical user interfaces…

1999

iii Abstract This thesis is about a framework for elaborating and interpreting module language constructs at compile time in such…

1984

Programming languages which support separate but not independent compilation are prone to a problem called trickle‐down…