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JVM Backend: Code Generation and Translation
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This lecture covers the process of translating programs, definitions, and expressions into bytecode using the JVM backend. It explains how Amy abstract classes are created, how writing to a file is implemented, and how expressions are recursively defined and code-generated. The lecture also delves into the workings of cgModule and the challenges faced during the translation process.
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