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British programming languages of the early 1950s.
to autocode compiler history language-design retrocomputing ... on 15 December 2013
"Csmith is a tool that can generate random C programs that statically and dynamically conform to the C99 standard. It is useful for stress-testing compilers, static analyzers, and other tools that process C code."
to c c99 compiler fuzzing software testing ... on 12 November 2013
start [crosstool-NG] edit / delete
Build toolchains for various platforms automatically.
to compiler cross-compile software ... on 24 October 2013
pocl - Portable Computing Language edit / delete
LLVM-based OpenCL implementation.
Cello • High Level Programming C edit / delete
Dynamic OO using the GNU C extensions. Neat -- if just for the interesting puzzle of figuring out how it's done without looking at the spoilers!
to c compiler gnu language-design oo ... on 20 July 2013
DICE C Compiler for the Amiga » Fun with virtualization edit / delete
Someone else who figured out that you could combine the runtime from Amiga Shopper's cut-down version of DICE with the executables from the shareware version to get a more-or-less complete compiler. I remember doing this in 1995... of course, it's all open source now!
to amiga c compiler dice retrocomputing ... on 29 May 2013
LLVM Project Blog: Status of the C++11 Migrator edit / delete
Tool for refactoring code to take advantage of C++11 features.
gcc6809 - GNU C Compiler for the Motorola 6809 processor - Google Project Hosting edit / delete
GCC for the 6809. This shouldn't be terribly surprising given that GCC supports 8-bit-like models of the AVR; it'd be nice if it did more of these!
A subset of Javascript designed for compiling C-like languages to (in terms of operations on byte arrays). There's then a marker that a sufficiently smart JIT can look for in order to know it's working with the subset and generate better code. This is both horrible and pretty neat at the same time...
to backend compiler javascript vm web ... on 02 April 2013
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tasty by Adam Sampson.