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'''Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)''' is used to represent the code. | '''Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)''' is used to represent the syntax structure of the source code. This form is then transformed to the target programming language. | ||
== Limitations and Challenges == | == Limitations and Challenges == | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 15 February 2025
Next is Cross-Language Code Representation:
- Interoperable Code Representation
- Programming language
- Object-Oriented Code Serialization - JSON or XML
- Emulation of subset of .NET classes written in Java, JavaScript and others
- Using subset of programming languages like C#, Java and JavaScript
Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) is used to represent the syntax structure of the source code. This form is then transformed to the target programming language.
Limitations and Challenges
Semantic Differences: Each language has unique features (e.g. memory management, syntax, type system), which can make accurate translation difficult.
Performance: Generated code may not always be optimized.
Libraries and APIs: Library dependencies are often language-specific.