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Languages

The main job of the Abstract Realizer is compile and optimize programs. For that, Realizer have a set of well documented Intermediate Representation Bytecode to serve as input and output for it plugins or external code.

Abstrat uses 3 languages, one for code input and two for code output:

Input Languages:​

Omega​

Omega is the main input bytecode of Abstract. it is designed to be easy to be parsed to by the frontends and represent all Abstract capabilities in a higher-level design.

see more in Omega

Output Languages​

Alpha​

Alpha is a output language designed to be more compatible with most real machines. It operates data using register sets and organize the data as stored as aligned bytes.

see more in Alpha

Beta​

Beta is a output language designed to be more compatible with most virtual machines. It operates data using a stack-based structure and organize dita in a more abstracted way.

see more in Beta