How are object-oriented languages transformed to GCC's RTL ?

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How are object-oriented languages transformed to GCC's RTL ?

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04-17-2005, 01:38 AM	#1
desmond5 LQ Newbie Registered: Apr 2005 Posts: 1 Rep:	How are object-oriented languages transformed to GCC's RTL ? I recently started thinking that how are object oriented languages transformed to RTL ? I mean, in RTL there are no classes nor structs left, only expressions and functions. So what happens to those classes and structs (OO objects in general) ? Are they deconstructed ? And does the Java front-end even use RTL ? If this is not a right forum to ask this, where could I get help ? Best regards, Desmond

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