completely static runtime environment
- From: raghavan.viswanathan@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 30 Oct 2006 16:03:33 -0800
Hi All,
The compiler books talk of FORTRAN77 compilers using a completely
static environment in which activation records, global variables etc
are all allocated from static memory.
I wanted to get a hang of the runtime environment by looking at the
generated assembly code. I tried using g77 compiler and took a look at
the generated .s file for a given source file. It figured that it uses
a stack based runtime environment.
Is there a FORTRAN77 compiler on x86 which generates a completely
static runtime environment ?
I am also wondering, if there is any option in g77 to use static
runtime environment ?
Thanks.
Bye,
Raghavan V
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