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Re: [DotGNU]Phoenix


From: Gopal V
Subject: Re: [DotGNU]Phoenix
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 01:45:55 +0530
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(this is the 7th time I'm sending this mail out ... hoping that the 
 smtp server gives up 522'ing my mails) ... so excuse double copies

If memory serves me right, Neil Cawse wrote:
> What they are up to:
> Phoenix <http://www.microsoft-watch.com/article2/0,4248,1201208,00.asp>
 
Hmm... didn't the "Order of the Phoenix" come out recently ? ... and
Moz/Phoenix become FireBird ?... 

 From the "Informative" article linked, I found that this was a new
unified optimiser for .NET ie the text book style intermediate
code generation, optimisation and object code generation style. Doesn't
look very revolutionary to me (from what they are prepared to say).
All that can be interesting is that it'll be rule based , with a rule
set for each language/backend .

we need treecc's rule based stuff working soon ... so that we can also 
write rule based optimisers for all our compilers :-)

> also textbox & region is committed.

I wish we didn't have these many examples ... I would have settled for
one tabpage with different examples in each .

Gopal
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