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Writing an IR from Scratch and survive to write a post
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- rahimnathwani 2y agoIR = Intermediate Representation Context: compilers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate_representation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate_representation
- osrec 2y agoI wish authors would include the full form in brackets after the first use of an acronym in a text.
- yard2010 2y agoI do that all the time to the point that it makes every acronym a TWoT (total waste of time)
- ec109685 2y agoThey do so: “ though the project is discontinued (a new version is being written here Shuriken), I thought it would be interesting to write about my experience of how I wrote the first version of its Intermediate Representation (from now on IR), how I implemented the different algorithms, and how I transformed Dalvik bytecode into this IR”
- VoidWhisperer 2y agoFor some reason when reading the title, I thought infrared instead of intermediate representation. It also still made a tiny bit of sense in that context since you can easily set stuff on fire with IR laser
- parlortricks 2y agoHa, I read it as Incident Response and was about to read the gory details.
- blackmesaind 2y agoSame here! Although in the context of "Writing" an IR, writing an incident response policy makes the most sense (but isn't very blog worthy)
- smnrchrds 2y agoI understood what IR was, but due to the capitalization of the title, I thought it was written in Scratch programming language.
- CobrastanJorji 2y agoOhhhhhh. I clicked on this because Scratch was capitalized, and I though "wow, an IR for MIT's Scratch." I'm a little disappointed now.