Re: Separate Compilation in MLRISC

Thanks!
Now I will try to use MLRISC.

- Yutaka

John Reppy wrote:
> MLRisc is just a framework for code generation.  To support separate
> compilation you will need some sort of linking mechanism.  In the 
> SML/NJ compiler
> linking is done via function application (every structure is compiled 
> to a
> function over its free variables), whereas in the Moby compiler we use 
> the
> Unix linker (ld).  In both cases, MLRisc is used for instruction 
> selection,
> register allocation, scheduling, etc.
>
> MLRisc is a bit hard to use at the beginning, but it can do a lot for 
> you.
> If you are serious about generating high-quality code, it is one of the
> best choices available.
>
>     - John
>
> On Jan 23, 2007, at 2:04 AM, Yutaka Matsuno wrote:
>
>>  Hi, I am looking for a back end for my experimental
>> compiler. Today I found MLRISC and it seems very interesting.
>> But I am wordering whether MLRISC has separate compilation
>> feature. Does MLRISC support separate compilation ?
>>
>> Yutaka Matsuno
>> matsu-9xRn2/7rTrdgFH3rbKz/[email protected]
>>
>>
>>
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