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Nearly ALL register-based IRs give you infinate number of registers. Register allocation is not done until absolutely the last minute. This alone is one good re
by mahmud 17y ago
Nearly ALL register-based IRs give you infinate number of registers. Register allocation is not done until absolutely the last minute. This alone is one good reason to favor register based stack machines. A register allocator along with basic dependence analysis phase can be tacked on the VM and you have an instant JIT "executor"; interpreter + compiler + runtime all in one convenient binary.