Compiler Infrastructure

Compiler infrastructure refers to the collection of tools, algorithms, and software components that help convert human-readable code into machine-executable instructions. It provides a framework for building, analyzing, optimizing, and translating programming languages, ensuring efficient and correct execution on hardware. Think of it as the foundational system behind compilers that streamline development, improve performance, and support various programming languages and platforms. This infrastructure includes components like parsers, optimizers, and code generators, working together to automate complex tasks involved in turning source code into the binary code your computer runs.