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native compiler

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(programming, tool)native compiler - A compiler which runs on the computer for which it is producing machine code, in contrast to a cross-compiler, which produces code for a different computer.


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It will seamlessly integrate with the cutting-edge native compiler and optimizing high-level assembler technology that 3Plus1 is actively developing for release.
The PERC Virtual Machine offers a unique combination of capabilities and features designed to empower developers of complex embedded system with the benefits of the Java platform, including ultra-reliable, real-time garbage collection; J2SE class library support; and native compiler and operating system ports for key embedded processors and real-time operating systems.
0 release adds real-time timers for accurate triggering of time-driven tasks, improved memory management for greater system flexibility within smaller total memory footprint, and a new direct-memory API which allows the QuickPERC(TM) native compiler to optimize access to memory-mapped I/O ports and buffers that are shared with legacy components written in C or C++.
 
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