Heads up for the sprint meeting this Sat, May 8 at the Safety Harbor Library (Study Room A) from 1-5pm.
As there is limited room, please RSVP.
BTW, I have finished the code to order the triples in the code generation logic. This makes heavy use of SQL. It is still looking good for defining the machine instructions and register architectures in database tables and using relational joins with the intermediate code (triples) for the code generation.
Next up is register allocation. The code to order the triples does estimates of register usage. Now we need to actually determine what register classes are required and assign registers to each node.
I could still use help if anybody can join in on the compiler internals. Don't be shy! For those of you that signed up at PyCon, I'd still like to hear from you.
-Bruce
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