Compiler Construction by Gerhard Goos and William M. Waite
Compiler Construction, a modern text written by two leaders in the in the field, demonstrates how a compiler is built. Describing the necessary tools and how to create and use them, the authors compose the task into modules, placing equal emphasis on the action and data aspects of compilation. Attribute grammars are used extensively to provide a uniform treatment ofsemantic analysis, competent code generation and assembly. The authors also explain how intermediate representations can be chosen automatically on the basis of attribute dependence. Thus, all aspects of the sub ject are presented in terms of a uniform model sub ject to automation. This approach imparts a vivid understanding of the compilation and the decisions that must be made when designing a compiler.
Author(s): Gerhard Goos and William M. Waite
372 Pages 
Compiler Design by Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology
This note contains below topics, Language translation and lexical analysis, Syntax analysis and parsing, Top down parsing and bottom up parsing, Semantic analysis, intermediate code generation, and symbol tables, Runtime environment and code optimization, Control flow, data flow analysis, and object code generation.
Author(s): Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering and Technology
205 Pages
An Overview of compiler design
This book covers Parsers, Interpreters for javascript flash, Machine code generation, Software testing Program,optimization Malicious code detection,Design of new computer architectures and nbsp, Compilerintheloop hardware development Hardware synthesis, VHDL to RTL translation Compiled simulation.
Author(s): Y.N.Srikant
1047 Pages
