An Introduction to Compilers
by Dirk Vermeir
Publisher: Vrije Universiteit Brussel 2009
Number of pages: 191
Description:
Contents: Introduction; Lexical analysis; Parsing; Checking static semantics; Intermediate code generation; Optimization of intermediate code; Code generation; A Short Introduction to x86 Assembler Programming under Linux; Mc: the Micro-x86 Compiler; Minic parser and type checker; etc.
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