Paper Info
Title
Serial compilation and the 1401 FORTRAN compiler
Abstract
The IBM 1401 FORTRAN compiler1 was designed as a set of phases that operate sequentially on the source program. The source program having been placed in core storage, the compiler phases enter core one at a time. Each phase overlays its predecessor, operates on the source program and, in turn, is overlaid by the next phase of the sequence. Thus, in contrast to the customary technique of passing the source program against the compiler in core, the compiler is passed against the source program which resides in core. It is assumed that the source program is more concise than the object program, and that an object program of interest can be accommodated in core.
Year
DOI
Venue
1965
10.1147/sj.41.0073
IBM Systems Journal
Keywords
Field
DocType
source program,core storage,phases act sequentially,compiler organization,serial compilation,brief description,general scheme,fortran compiler
Compilation error,Programming language,Computer science,Compiler correctness,Parallel computing,Core Storage,Fortran,Optimizing compiler,Compiler,Compiler construction,Single Compilation Unit
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
4
1
0018-8670
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
3
9.55
1
Authors
1
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
L. H. Haines1810.67