What work is so important?
* compiler based optimization? (this might not be very important.
maybe speedy algorithms/code in your program is more important.)
* C99? (tcc's quite up to date with that stuff)
What books do you recommend? :)
-Mike
Basile STARYNKEVITCH wrote:
Leslie wrote:
Thanks Seo! I've downloaded it.
I'm trying to find a smallest and readable C compiler source code (not like
OTCC, it's too hurt to read it), to learn the behavior of compiler.
I suggest reading first books on compilation, before reading code.
TinyCC is remarkable only by its small size. And it does not do the work
that most compilers do.
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