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This section has been updated for EPITA-2018 on 2015-10-28.
At the end of this stage, the compiler produces ARM code (possibly with infinite registers). Basically, this stage is TC-7 with the ARM assembly language instead of MIPS.
The ARM architecture is a family of RISC instruction set architectures for computer processors.
Relevant lecture notes include instr-selection.pdf.
• TC-Y Goals: | What this stage teaches | |
• TC-Y Samples: | See TC-Y work | |
• TC-Y Given Code: | Explanation on the provided code | |
• TC-Y Code to Write: | Explanation on what you have to write | |
• TC-Y FAQ: | Questions not to ask | |
• TC-Y Improvements: | Other Designs |