program to convert a nomal c++ into machine language

[polar]

mindu i am not telling u to build a compiller no but just programm that could convert a completely debugged c++ program to machine language for perfection of i/o

[eypros]

Why on earth you would want that? You actually expect to create a better version of the program by programming in assembly (not to mention machine language you want) rather than C and do a better work than the compiler? I don't think it's that easy.

Have you ever tried programming in assembly? It's not that fun. Let compiler do their job. Rather use tools for optimization or even better find a way to optimize your code. Found the bottlenecks of your program and search for alternatives. At least that's my opinion.

[polar]

@eypros.wat i wanted to archive is to create an embedment program that would run on all programing platforms despite their level of codeing(high/low)thats what i wanted

[Gaminic]

Even if there was a single thing called "machine language", that would be crazy.

[Albatross]

polar wrote:

wat i wanted to archive is to create an embedment program that would run on all programing platforms

Then any flavor of assembly is probably the last language you want to look into. Generally speaking, the lower-level your language, the less-portable it is. >:\

If you want to write a program will run across all the major platforms without the need for a recompilation, try Java or any other language that compiles for the Java Virtual Machine. That's all I can suggest.

EDIT: To be more in-line with your original post, I think there are projects that try to compile C++ code for the JVM. This stackoverflow thread might help: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4221605/compiling-c-for-the-jvm

-Albatross

[polar]

assembly / machine language in laymans language .try it i am engineering a compiler but it started bringing lots if errors with the passing of the syntax of c++ to the various strings in the micro chips i/o also with the sequenceing signals

[Albatross]

I used to dabble in GNU assembly. Sorry, but I can tell you in advance that you're headed for a very rocky road.

-Albatross

[polar]

i have deveroped very complex softwares in AI codeing some complex systems but i think this will be a challange to live for

[Twist177]

a program that could convert a completely debugged c++ program to machine language for perfection

By "machine language" do you mean binary (zeroes and ones)? I don't see how converting a C++ program to binary would allow you to perfect it or anything. Plus, I believe that you cannot program in binary anymore. If you are really interisted in binary, the closest thing you can get anymore is assembly language