Talk:Programming language implementation

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Abstract machines

The subject of an Abstract machines is incorrectly explained. A high level programming language may be thought of as an abstract machine. There is not a specific formal specification of an abstract machine for every programming language.

A compiler may produce code for an abstract machine. That code may then by run on an inturpiter or translated into real machine code.

The concept is real and important. But needs some work. JIT compilation could be considered. P-code machines. byte-code etc.

An abstract machine could be generalized. Many languages compiling to the same abstract machine. And that abstract machine having translations to to specific hardware and operating systems.

I wrote a compiler-compiler implementing an intermediate abstract machine defining PSEUDO language. The PSEUDO instructions are functions programed to output machine instructions. Steamerandy (talk) 00:40, 24 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]

This shouldn't be merged with Compiler or Compiler construction

Reason:

Programming language can be interpreted
Programming language can exist without implementation. YES, not a typo!
... Ushkin N (talk) 14:16, 25 May 2016 (UTC)[reply]