Lecture

Compiler Overview: Code Generation Example

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Description

This lecture provides an overview of the compiler process by analyzing the output of a C program compiled with GCC. It delves into x86 assembly mnemonics, control structures, and the transformation of complex expressions into individual computations. The instructor compares the generated x86 assembly with Java byte code, highlighting the differences in how instructions are executed using stacks instead of registers.

Instructor

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Computer engineering

Computer programming: Topics in computer programming

Hardware engineering: Microprocessors

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