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- O-code abstract "O-code is an intermediate language emitted by the BCPL compiler. It is then compiled into the machine code for the computer which is intended to run the program. This method of compiling allowed the original BCPL compiler to be ported to new machines very easily and as a result it became widespread. The idea has since been used by many more recent compilers. However most of them interpret their equivalent of O-code on a virtual machine rather than compiling it as was originally the case.".
- O-code wikiPageExternalLink bcplman.pdf.
- O-code wikiPageExternalLink booting.txt.
- O-code wikiPageID "710769".
- O-code wikiPageLength "2269".
- O-code wikiPageOutDegree "13".
- O-code wikiPageRevisionID "656087107".
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink BCPL.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink C++.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink C_(programming_language).
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Category:Systems_programming_languages.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Category:Virtual_machines.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Intermediate_representation.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Java_(programming_language).
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Java_virtual_machine.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Martin_Richards_(computer_scientist).
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink P-code_machine.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Pascal_(programming_language).
- O-code wikiPageWikiLink Virtual_machine.
- O-code wikiPageWikiLinkText "O-code".
- O-code wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Compu-lang-stub.
- O-code wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:No_footnotes.
- O-code subject Category:Systems_programming_languages.
- O-code subject Category:Virtual_machines.
- O-code hypernym Language.
- O-code type Language.
- O-code type ProgrammingLanguage.
- O-code type Machine.
- O-code type Redirect.
- O-code type Language.
- O-code type Thing.
- O-code type Q315.
- O-code type Q34770.
- O-code type Q9143.
- O-code comment "O-code is an intermediate language emitted by the BCPL compiler. It is then compiled into the machine code for the computer which is intended to run the program. This method of compiling allowed the original BCPL compiler to be ported to new machines very easily and as a result it became widespread. The idea has since been used by many more recent compilers. However most of them interpret their equivalent of O-code on a virtual machine rather than compiling it as was originally the case.".
- O-code label "O-code".
- O-code sameAs Q7072033.
- O-code sameAs m.034txp.
- O-code sameAs Q7072033.
- O-code wasDerivedFrom O-code?oldid=656087107.
- O-code isPrimaryTopicOf O-code.