Tag: instruction scheduling

  • Compiler Design: Code Optimization

    Code optimization is an essential phase in compiler design aimed at improving the performance of generated machine code while minimizing resource usage. The goal is to enhance execution speed, reduce memory consumption, and streamline overall efficiency without changing the program’s observable behavior. Various optimization strategies exist, including peephole optimization, loop optimization, control flow analysis, and…

  • Compiler Design: Code Generation

    Code generation is the final phase of a compiler, where intermediate representations are transformed into target machine code. This phase is responsible for producing efficient, executable code that meets the performance requirements of the hardware. Key components of code generation include target code generation, instruction selection, register allocation, and optimization techniques. Let’s delve into these…