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|    Aleksey Demakov to All    |
|    Re: State of the Art    |
|    23 Jul 08 00:13:38    |
      From: ademakov@gmail.com              Hi all,              The replies almost exclusively go about parser algorithms. But many       people still use old good yacc-based, or manually written recursive       descent parsers. Perhaps this is because they do the job as well.              On the other hand everyone (at least this is my layman impression)       seems to use such things as SSA-based redundancy elimination, graph       coloring register allocation. But these algorithms are not new.              Is there anything relatively new (say not described by Muchnik) that       became or going to become widely used? Something that clearly wins       over older algorithms.              Regards,       Aleksey              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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