The theory and practice of compiler writing Jean-Paul Tremblay, Paul G. Sorenson.

By:

Tremblay, Jean-Paul

Contributor(s):

Sorenson, P. G

Publication details: Delhi 1985 McGraw HillDescription: illustrations 796PISBN:

0070651612

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DDC classification:

005.453 PAL

Contents:

CHAPTER 1 : INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER 2 : NOTATION AND CONCEPTS FOR LANGUAGES AND GRAMMARS; CHAPTER 3 : PROGRAMMING-LANGUAGE DESIGN; CHAPTER 4 : SCANNERS; CHAPTER 5 : COMPILE-TIME ERROR HANDLING; CHAPTER 6 : TOP-DOWN PARSING; CHAPTER 7 : BOTIOM-UP PARSING; CHAPTER 8 : SYMBOL-TABLE-HANDLING TECHNIQUES; CHAPTER 9 : RUN-TIME STORAGE ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT; CHAPTER 10 : INTERMEDIATE FORMS OF SOURCE PROGRAMS; CHAPTER 11 : SEMANTIC ANALYSIS AND CODE GENERATION; CHAPTER 12 : CODE OPTIMIZATION; CHAPTER 13 : MACHINE-DEPENDENT OPTIMIZATION; CHAPTER 14 : COMPILER-COMPILERS

Summary: This book provides a practical approach to compiler implementation and shows how the different language features are handled and translated in the compilation process. Unlike most books in this area, The Theory and Practice of Compiler Writing thoroughly covers programming language design and error detection, and recovery techniques in compilation, enabling readers to get a firm grasp on compiler planning and programming. Traditional topics such as lexical analysis, syntactic analysis, symbol table handling, semantic analysis, code generation and code optimization are given balanced coverage.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Gratis, Gifts	IIITDM Kurnool	005.453 PAL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		G000135

This book provides a practical approach to compiler implementation and shows how the different language features are handled and translated in the compilation process. Unlike most books in this area, The Theory and Practice of Compiler Writing thoroughly covers programming language design and error detection, and recovery techniques in compilation, enabling readers to get a firm grasp on compiler planning and programming. Traditional topics such as lexical analysis, syntactic analysis, symbol table handling, semantic analysis, code generation and code optimization are given balanced coverage.

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