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An Inherently Type-Safe SSA-based Code Format

Conventional type safe virtual machines, such as the Java Virtual Machine, utilize a stack-oriented bytecode language and require verification prior to execution. We present SafeTSA, a compilerfriendly alternative to stack-oriented bytecode based on static single assignment form. SafeTSA’s special features (type separation, dominator-based scoping, and high-level control structures) facilitate producer-side, ahead-of-time optimization and an inherently-safe, space-efficient encoding.