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What does the run-time environment created by the compiler manage?
What does the run-time environment created by the compiler manage?
- Memory allocation, variable declaration, function calling, and I/O operations
- Data types, memory management, input/output handling, and program execution
- Variable scoping, memory deallocation, function invocation, and system interfaces
- Storage allocation, variable access, procedure linkages, parameter passing, and interfaces (correct)
What is a key aspect of the run-time environment's concern?
What is a key aspect of the run-time environment's concern?
- Optimization of the generated machine code
- Layout and allocation of storage locations for the named objects in the source program (correct)
- Syntax and semantic analysis of the source code
- Error handling during program execution
What does stack allocation in the run-time environment involve?
What does stack allocation in the run-time environment involve?
- Organizing memory for static variables and managing interrupt service routines
- Assigning memory for dynamically allocated objects and handling exception handling
- Reserving memory for global variables and managing recursive function calls
- Allocating space for local variables and managing function call operations (correct)
What is a primary concern of heap management in the run-time environment?
What is a primary concern of heap management in the run-time environment?
What does the run-time environment facilitate in terms of parameter passing?
What does the run-time environment facilitate in terms of parameter passing?