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SuperFola@programming.dev to Programming Languages@programming.devEnglish · 7 months ago

Implementing an Intermediate Representation for ArkScript

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SuperFola@programming.dev to Programming Languages@programming.devEnglish · 7 months ago
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ArkScript is a scripting language, running on a VM. To accomplish this, we had (as of September 2024) a compiler generating bytecode for the virtual machine, receiving an AST from the parser (and a few other passes like name resolution, macro evaluation, name and scope resolution…).\nExploring new optimizations The only thing we could optimize was the virtual machine and the memory layout of our values, and some very little things directly in the compiler, like tail call optimization. Having implemented computed gotos a few weeks ago, I think I’ve hit the limit in terms of feasible optimization for this VM.\n
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