3 ms·
Yes. ASR is as abstract as it can be, but it is still faithful to the original language, no information has been lost, nothing was lowered.
by certik 3y ago
Yes. ASR is as abstract as it can be, but it is still faithful to the original language, no information has been lost, nothing was lowered.
- rebcabin001 3y agoRight. Decompilation with ASR should be relatively easy and more faithful than average decompilation (though, as mentioned by another commenter, the very-long-term value of decompilation in general is debatable in the face of rising AI like CoPilot).
- peterfirefly 3y agoHow do you manage to do that for Python AND Fortran in the same language?
- certik 3y agoBy being a superset of Fortran and subset of Python. It turns out the features map on each other almost 1:1, and the differences can be taken care of by the respective frontends, so the abstracted ASR maps perfectly.