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Decompiling Compiled Functions
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| Organization: | RMIT University |
| Department: | Department of Mathematics |
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0205-928
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1998-04-13
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Decompile[compiledFunction] decompiles a compiled function and returns a Function that would evaluate exactly the same as if the pseudocompiler were executing op codes. This is useful for seeing how the pseudocompiler works. A simple example is Decompile[Compile[x, x*Exp[x]]]. Registers named rB, rI, rR, and rC are used for holding boolean, integer, real, and complex datatypes. These registers can be traced using On[rI, rR] etc.
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General Utilities, Code generation, Programming, Debugging tools, Compiling, Trace, Efficiency, Decompile.m
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| Decompile.m (7.3 KB) - Mathematica package |
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