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Generating, Compiling and Executing Bytecode Programs

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The generation of CIL programs—input of ILDJIT—is an important step of the compilation process described inside this book. This chapter describes how to generate CIL code by using available tools, such as Mono and GCC4CLI. Moreover, compilation processes available in ILDJIT are described including both static and dynamic compilations.

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    Simone Campanoni

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Campanoni, S. (2011). Generating, Compiling and Executing Bytecode Programs. In: Guide to ILDJIT. SpringerBriefs in Computer Science. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-2194-7_2

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