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The genAsm representation is contained in ELF files, typically produced by a compiler or the [[genAsm(assembler)|genAsm assembler]]. It represents a partial or complete program for the abstract Mill CPU, without knowledge of a particular Mill [[family member]]. ELF files containing genAsm may be input to the prelinker (producing a consolidate ELF file also containing genAsm) or the specializer (producing a [[conAsm (code representation)|translated representation]] of the program that has been targeted to a particular Mill family member.
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The genAsm representation is contained in ELF files, typically produced by a compiler or the [[genAsm (assembler)|genAsm assembler]]. It represents a partial or complete program for the abstract Mill CPU, without knowledge of a particular Mill [[family member]]. ELF files containing genAsm may be input to the prelinker (producing a consolidate ELF file also containing genAsm) or the specializer (producing a [[conAsm (code representation)|translated representation]] of the program that has been targeted to a particular Mill family member.

Latest revision as of 06:48, 4 September 2014

The genAsm representation is contained in ELF files, typically produced by a compiler or the genAsm assembler. It represents a partial or complete program for the abstract Mill CPU, without knowledge of a particular Mill family member. ELF files containing genAsm may be input to the prelinker (producing a consolidate ELF file also containing genAsm) or the specializer (producing a translated representation of the program that has been targeted to a particular Mill family member.