A writeback cache routine implemented in MIPS (ASM)
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My MSc Individual Project was a System F Compiler written in Scala, awarded a mark of 88%. It accepts System F raw input and uses mathematical inference rules and logic to translate it across 5 intermediate calculi, eventually emitting Typed Assembly Language code. This TAL code is executed on a custom Virtual Machine that I wrote in addition to the compiler, utilising a Least Recently Used (LRU) cache routine to evict the contents of pseudo-registers adhoc. The Compiler itself performs lexing and parsing initially, before translating the input to Continuation Passing Style (CPS), whereby functions pass results to continuations that represent the remainder of the computation that the program will perform. Thereafter it performs Closure Conversion to capture free variable state, and separate it from the accompanying machine code instructions. It then Hoists all functions to global scope, naming them uniquely on the Heap.