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Separate compilation and execution of imperative synchronous modules

The compilation of imperative synchronous languages like Esterel has been widely studied, the separate compilation of synchronous modules has not, and remains a challenge. We propose a new compilation method inspired by traditional sequential code generation techniques to produce coroutines whose hierarchical structure reflects the control flow of the original source code. A minimalistic runtime system executes separately compiled modules.