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Prof. W. Kahan's web pages edit / delete
Includes a variety of splendid publications on floating-point maths and how it's implemented. Worth referring to for occam-pi's maths implementation.
to compiler floating-point maths papers research ... on 13 December 2007
/trunk/hsloopo/LMath/Algo/OmegaTest.hs - LooPo - Trac edit / delete
The Omega test mostly in Haskell. I'd hope we can replace the C++ libraries it uses, or at least use it as a guide to implementation.
The Quetzalcoatl C/UPL Compiler Homepage Version 2.1.0 BETA edit / delete
A 6502 Tiny C compiler.
to 6502 compiler research retrocomputing ... on 30 July 2007
Lexer generator for Haskell. May be worth using for Tock, with a follower pass that applies the line ending rules.
What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic edit / delete
Extremely handy guide to how floating-point arithmetic works. Well worth reading if you're implementing FP stuff.
SDCC - Small Device C Compiler edit / delete
Another small C compiler -- this one targets the Z80, among others.
Dom's software - BBC Micro software and utilities edit / delete
Partial port of CC65 to the BBC.
to bbc c compiler retrocomputing software ... on 20 May 2007
Compiler from a C#-like language to C with GObject. Perhaps worth looking at for Potamus in the future?
to c compiler design gtk language programming ... on 05 March 2007
Some interesting stuff about GCC and optimisation; in particular, a good discussion of strict aliasing and how it can help the optimiser.
to c compiler optimisation programming research ... on 16 December 2006
HS XML queries via SYB3 like generic transformations edit / delete
Another generic transformations approach, with some HsXML examples. It appears from the provided code to be a "semi-structured data" system, which may be exactly what we want.
to compiler generics haskell research ... on 07 October 2006
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tasty by Adam Sampson.