A C compiler design concept used for MAS family of digital signal processors

This paper addresses the problem of compiler design for digital signal processors (DSPs). It describes C compiler designed for the Micronas Semiconductor MAS family of DSPs, that are primarily designed for real-time audio and speech applications. During the development of this compiler, several prob...

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