Compilers and Compiler Generators An Introduction with C++
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Compilers and Compiler Generators An Introduction with C++
Compilers and Compiler Generators An Introduction with C++
This book has been written to support a practically
oriented course in programming language translation for senior undergraduates in
Computer Science. It covers the following topics: Translator classification and
structure, Compiler construction and bootstrapping, Machine emulation, Language
specification, Simple assemblers, Advanced assembler features, Grammars and
their classification, Parser and scanner construction, Syntax-directed
translation, Using Coco/R - Case studies, A simple compiler - the front end and
back end, Simple block structure, Parameters and functions.
This note covers the following topics: introduction to compiling, Syntax
analysis, Type Checking, Intermediate code generation, Code generation and code
optimization.
This note
explains the following topics: Compilation, The Context of a Compiler ,
Languages, Applications to Compilation, Lexical Analysis, Lex, Syntax Analysis,
Top-Down Parsers, Bottom-up Parsers, Javacc, Symbol Tables, Semantic Analyses
and Tiny.
This note explains the following topics: Tour of Common Optimizations,
Dataflow Analysis, Lattices, Dataflow Analysis using Lattices, Pointer Analysis,
Intermediate Representations, Interprocedural Analysis.
This note explains the following
topics: What a compiler does, why we need compilers, Parts of a compiler and
what they do and Data flow between the parts.
This note
covers the following topics: Modern intermediate representations, Modern
processor architectures, The LLVM IR transform pipeline, Dynamic dispatch and
duck typing Autovectorisation, LLVM intermediate representation, LLVM source
code.
This note covers the following topics:
Introduction, lexical analysis, LL parsing, LR parsing, JavaCC and JTB, Semantic
analysis, Translation and simplification, Liveness analysis and register
allocation, Activation Records.
This book attempts to explain
and demystify the principles of compiler writing. There is enough detail in this
book to build a compiler for quite a complicated language certainly PASCAL,
perhaps ALGOL 68 or SIMULA 67, but it doesn't attempt an encyclopaedic
coverage of the field.