Analysis and synthesis model of compilation

Compilation is a process by Compiler.Compilation having mainly 2 parts:

  1. Analysis
  2. Synthesis

1. Analysis: Divide source code in to components. Create an intermediate representation of source code.

2. Synthesis: It generates desired target code from above intermediate representation.

Software tools:

  1. Structure editors
  2. Pretty Printers
  3. Static checkers
  4. Interpreters
  1. Structure editors : Analyze program text, creates text, methods. It uses sequences of commands Build source code.
  2. Pretty printers: First program is analyzed by the pretty printers. It represent the source code which can be easily understand by the programmer.
  3. Static checkers : It is a checker which read source code, it analyzes source code, and than find out the bugs.
  4. Interpreters : Execute sequence of commands. It directly converts source code in to machine readable form.
    a. Target machine : A computer on which compiled program is to be run.
    b. Cross compiler: A program which compiled on computer A but that compiled programed can be run on computer B.
    c. Compiler – Compiler: Tool to simplify the construction of compiler.
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