DisBlue+: A distributed annotation-based C# compiler

Faculty Computer Science Year: 2010
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 1-10
Authors:
Amr Mohammed Abdel Latif Emam
Journal: Egyptian Informatics Journal Egyptian Informatics Journal Volume: 11
Keywords : DisBlue+: , distributed annotation-based , compiler    
Abstract:
Many programming languages utilize annotations to add useful information to the program but they still result in more tokens to be compiled and hence slower compilation time. Any current distributed compiler breaks the program into scattere
    
     
 
       

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