Re: Active users-developers of MLRISC?

It is used in SML/NJ (of course) and I use it for for the Moby  
backend.  Matthias Blume
and I do some support of it, but the main supporters are Lal George  
and Allen Leung.
What targets are you interested in?

	- John

On Feb 24, 2006, at 9:12 AM, Nikolaos Kavvadias wrote:

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> Hi there
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> I'm particularly interested in using MLRISC for generating backends
> for target processors, i.e.e on using MLRISC as a retargetable  
> backend.
>
> Are there any active users or developers of MLRISC or SML/NJ in
> general? I will go through some of the documentation (basically around
> the compilation manager; nothing similar to that in C). I have build
> the basic tools (ml-lex, ml-yacc etc) on Cygwin and Linux RH 9.0 and I
> have seen the basic interpretation environment (sml command line).
> Plus: is there any tutorial specifically for retargeting MLRISC?
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Nikolaos Kavvadias
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