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The DoDl language effort will result in a language being developed for many target machines, some of which will not support resident compilers. Techniques such as those presented in this paper can be perfected to reduce the cost and time involved in developing efficient DoDl compilers for such machines. Thus these compilers should be organized to include target computer independent optimization proceedures.
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P. M. Cohen and W. O. Felsman, "Meta-Compiler Use in Machine Design," Proc, IEEE Symposium on Programming and Machine Organization (April 1971) pp 1–15.
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Cohen, P.M. (1977). Target computer independent optimization procedures for metacompilers. In: Williams, J.H., Fisher, D.A. (eds) Design and Implementation of Programming Languages. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 54. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0021430
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