Eiffel library to generate Java Bytecodes

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Title: Eiffel library to generate Java Bytecodes
Authors: Daniel Gisel
Contributors: The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
Source: http://se.inf.ethz.ch/projects/daniel_gisel/daniel_gisel_final_report.pdf.
Publication Year: 2003
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Description: The goal of this diploma thesis was to create an Eiffel library to generate Java bytecodes. The library is divided into two abstraction levels. The lower level is a direct mapping from the structure of the Java class file to an object structure. The higher level contains generators to simplify the creation of classes, methods, fields, constants and attributes. There is also a block structure to compose the bytecode instructions. To test the library and give an example how it can be used, I wrote a simple Java compiler that uses the library as back-end.
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Language: English
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Abstract:The goal of this diploma thesis was to create an Eiffel library to generate Java bytecodes. The library is divided into two abstraction levels. The lower level is a direct mapping from the structure of the Java class file to an object structure. The higher level contains generators to simplify the creation of classes, methods, fields, constants and attributes. There is also a block structure to compose the bytecode instructions. To test the library and give an example how it can be used, I wrote a simple Java compiler that uses the library as back-end.