The Cims Pl/I Compiler (Classic Reprint): April 1979, Report No; 013: April 1979, Report No; 013 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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A sequence of integers and pointers (intermediate Language 1, or ill) that corresponds straightforwardly to the content of the exe cutable statements of the procedure, together with a collection of tree structures that represent the hierarchy of blocks, the set of declarations, the set of procedure entry-points, and similar con structs. The ill code is segmented by block nesting level as dis cussed below.
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