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                     SLJIT - Stack Less JIT Compiler

Purpose:
  A simple, machine independent JIT compiler, which suitable for
  translating interpreted byte code to machine code. The sljitLir.h
  describes the LIR (low-level intermediate representation) of SLJIT.

Compatible:
  Any C (C++) compiler. At least I hope so.

Using sljit:
  Copy the content of sljit_src directory into your project source directory.
  Add sljitLir.c source file to your build environment. All other files are
  included by sljitLir.c (if required). Define the machine by SLJIT_CONFIG_*
  selector. See sljitConfig.h for all possible values. For C++ compilers,
  rename sljitLir.c to sljitLir.cpp.

More info:
  http://sljit.sourceforge.net/

Contact:
  hzmester@freemail.hu

Special thanks:
  Alexander Nasonov
  Christian Persch
  Daniel Richard G.
  Giuseppe D'Angelo
  Jiong Wang (TileGX support)
  Marc Mutz
  Michael McConville
  Walter Lee
  Wen Xichang

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