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Transformation by Interpreter Specialisationby: Neil J. Diku
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AbstractA program may be transformed by specialising an interpreter for the language in which it is written. Eciency of the transformed program is determined by the e- ciency of the interpreter's dynamic operations; the eciency of its static operations is irrelevant, since all will be \specialised away". This approach is automatic (as automatic as the specialiser is); general, in that it applies to all of the interpreter's input programs; and exible, in that a wide range of program transformations are...
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