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2010 Feb 02
2
[LLVMdev] Using LLVM to generate x86 dynamically in memory
...en phase.
What we plan to do is invoke this in-memory compiler to generate the x86 instructions, and then ship them at runtime to our new expression evaluation engine that will simply set a function pointer to it and execute.
I heard of a compiler called TinyCC that basically has a library (libtcc) that can be invoked at runtime to generate x86 instructions directly from a C program stored in memory. That's what I would like, but with the aggressive opts provided in the LLVM infrastructure. Thanks so much for your time...
- Shasank
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2010 Feb 02
0
[LLVMdev] Using LLVM to generate x86 dynamically in memory
...> What we plan to do is invoke this in-memory compiler to generate the x86 instructions, and then ship them at runtime to our new expression evaluation engine that will simply set a function pointer to it and execute.
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> I heard of a compiler called TinyCC that basically has a library (libtcc) that can be invoked at runtime to generate x86 instructions directly from a C program stored in memory. That's what I would like, but with the aggressive opts provided in the LLVM infrastructure. Thanks so much for your time...
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> - Shasank
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2010 Feb 03
5
[LLVMdev] Using LLVM to generate x86 dynamically in memory
...t we plan to do is invoke this in-memory compiler to generate the x86 instructions, and then ship them at runtime to our new expression evaluation engine that will simply set a function pointer to it and execute.
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> > I heard of a compiler called TinyCC that basically has a library (libtcc) that can be invoked at runtime to generate x86 instructions directly from a C program stored in memory. That's what I would like, but with the aggressive opts provided in the LLVM infrastructure. Thanks so much for your time...
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> > - Shasank
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> > Your E-mail an...
2010 Feb 03
0
[LLVMdev] Using LLVM to generate x86 dynamically in memory
...to do is invoke this in-memory compiler to generate the x86 instructions, and then ship them at runtime to our new expression evaluation engine that will simply set a function pointer to it and execute.
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> > > I heard of a compiler called TinyCC that basically has a library (libtcc) that can be invoked at runtime to generate x86 instructions directly from a C program stored in memory. That's what I would like, but with the aggressive opts provided in the LLVM infrastructure. Thanks so much for your time...
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> > > - Shasank
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