on Wed, 6 Aug 2003
15:28:59 PDT7
> May I suggest an alternative, perhaps more successful, way to approach
> this R&D project? _Separately_ develop the desired compiler
> optimization techniques and only look for HLL design philosophies in the
> results. And, _separately_ develop your HLL design philosophy without
> any regard to code optimization.
As I see it you are attacking the wrong end. Quit wagging the tail. The real
benefit is the front end, i.e. the way you manage and write the code. The
compiler is something you should not see, and can be almost anything and
changing it will not improve programmer productivity very much. IMO the effort
should be in the design of the programmer interface and the logic for proving
the code complete and unambiguous.
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