[M3devel] Subject: Re: Fw: Modula-3 questions
Mark Wickens
mark at wickensonline.co.uk
Sat Apr 21 08:43:22 CEST 2012
On 21/04/12 04:33, Jay K wrote:
> > So could development on the compiler be sold as a way of gaining
> concrete skills in compiler development (IIRC it's all developed in C)?
>
> This merits correction:
> The compile is largely written in Modula-3.
> It is broken up into a "builder", front end, other parts, and backends.
> The NT/x86 backend is written in Modula-3 and outputs .obj files
> directly.
> The "builder", front end, middle stuff, cross-module checking stuff
> (something related to "linking", depending on your point of
> view), NT/x86 backend are all linked into one executable -- cm3.
> The other backend is gcc. When using it cm3 outputs an intermediate
> form, that the gcc thing reads back in.
> The rest is written in Modula-3.
>
Hi Jay,
Thanks for the clarification. Having sent the email I did start to
wonder whether I was correct in my statement... it's been a while since
I looked at Modula-3!
On an operational note I got a 'Certificate Not Trusted' error when
attempting to access the roadmap https://projects.elego.de/cm3/roadmap.
Regards, Mark.
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