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- What makes a language Turing-complete?
Therefore, if you want to check whether a language you designed is Turing-complete, you could simply write a Brainf*** to YourLanguage compiler and prove demonstrate that it can compile all legal BF programs
- Is there something that prevents a multithreaded C# compiler . . .
The C C++ language family apparently has multithreaded compiler implementations that work on file level parallelism, but the Microsoft C# compiler (csc exe) is single-threaded only MSBuild supports
- Can Just-In-Time compilation be considered a secure feature?
The commonly endorsed, and considered the most reliable, way of evaluating the security of a program is through examining its source code That is, this method is based on the fundamental assumptio
- compiler - Is an OS compiled every time it boots? - Software . . .
Is an OS compiled every time it boots, or is it compiled once and the result used every time the OS is (re)booted? When users change settings, is the compiled kernel modified at all? If I am the one
- c++ - Why do books say, the compiler allocates space for variables in . . .
The compiler will insert some code in your program that does the memory allocation (like using new, malloc or similar commands) So books use "the compiler does this or that" often to say the compiler added some code that is not explicitly mentioned in your code files
- history - Why was the first compiler written before the first . . .
The first compiler was written by Grace Hopper in 1952 while the Lisp interpreter was written in 1958 by John McCarthy's student Steve Russell Writing a compiler seems like a much harder problem t
- operators - Speeds of lt; lt; gt; gt; multiplication and division - Software . . .
It should be kept in mind, however, that bitshifting, instead of using the normal division and multiplication operators, is generally bad practice, and can hinder readability
- assembly - How does a JIT compiler actually emit and then call the . . .
Assuming that a VM runs a JIT compiler on otherwise "interpreted" code, such as a line by line interpreter or some form of bytecode IL code and determines that it can create optimised native code for some part of what is running, what mechanism is actually used to "emit" and then call the emitted code?
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