Let's Build a Scripting Engine-Compiler
by S. Arbayo
2010
Number of pages: 647
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This is a very hands-on approach to crafting a compiler and it does not follow any pre-defined set of rules. It is the author's intent to take some of the mystery out of what goes into making a working scripting engine / compiler.
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