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A New Backend for Cranelift, Part 1: Instruction Selection
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A quick look at destination-driven code generation | Max Bernstein
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| | Picture this: you're sitting there, writing a compiler, when all of a sudden you have to generate assembly. You have some intermediate representation (IR) but now you have to turn virtual registers into machine registers. This is called register allocation.
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Make LLVM fast again
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Weisfeiler-Lehman Graph Kernel for Binary Function Analysis - Quarkslab's blog
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| | In this blogpost, we present a general method to efficiently compare functions from a new binary against a large database (made of numerous known functions). This method has strong theoretical properties and is perfectly suited to address many conventional problems, such as classification, clustering or near duplicate detection.
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The Monotone Class Theorem - Almost Sure
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| The monotone class theorem, and closely related $latex {\pi}&fg=000000$-system lemma, are simple but fundamental theorems in measure theory, and form an essential step in the proofs of many results. General measurable sets are difficult to describe explicitly so, when proving results in measure theory, it is often necessary to start by considering much simpler sets....