An optimising compiler for generated tiny virtual machines

Authors:
D. Palmer;P. Sikka;P. Valencia;P. Corke
Affiliations:
ICT Centre, CSIRO, Australia;ICT Centre, CSIRO, Australia;ICT Centre, CSIRO, Australia;ICT Centre, CSIRO, Australia
Venue:
EmNets '05 Proceedings of the 2nd IEEE workshop on Embedded Networked Sensors
Year:
2005

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Abstract

VMSCRIPT is a scripting language designed to allow small programs to be compiled for a range of generated tiny virtual machines, suitable for sensor network devices. The VMSCRIPT compiler is an optimising compiler designed to allow quick re-targeting, based on a template, code rewriting model. A compiler backend can be specified at the same time as a virtual machine, with the compiler reading the specification and using it as a code generator.