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C Q&A » compile » interpreter 

1. How do I unroll (compile) an interpreter loop?    stackoverflow.com

I heard that some languages go from interpreted to compiled by "unrolling the interpreter loop". Let's say I have the following pseudo-c-code interpreter for an ast tree. 

int interpret(node)
{
    switch(node) ...

2. Steps carried out in case of INTERPRETER and COMPILER    stackoverflow.com

What exactly the difference between interpreted and compiled language.For example I want print the numbers from 1 to 100 .How exactly the sequence of operations takes place in case of interpreter ...

3. C Interpreter (Not Compiler)?    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
Is there an interpreter for C?
Is there a "C implementation" which acts the same as the "C abstract machine" when executing a C ...

4. What is difference between an Interpreter and a Compiler ?    bytes.com

That is a very old fashioned and not so accurate definition of the two. A compiler translates one language to another language. Usually the target is a lower level language than the source language. Consider a sequence of machine code instructions to be a language too for the purpose. An interpreter evaluates or executes statements expressed in a language; interpreters are ...

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