A parallel approach to compilation
Mary E. Zosel · 1973
Returning to the question of the definition of a to logical records.This includes removing vectorized compiler, the general problem is to find successive transformations which can be applied to large portions of the input program, translating and reducing it, step by step to a machine code representation.Compilation is no longer the process of recognizing an occurrence of a condition in a given state and taking some appropriate action.Instead the compiler needs to recognize all occur-rences of some condition in a given state and take the appropriate action.This approach to compiling was quite successful for lexical analysis and symbol table organization.The problems involved in parsing and code generation met with varying degrees of success and frustration.These problems are much more