Introduction to Compiler Construction

Name: Introduction to Compiler Construction
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ISBN: 9780716782612

ISBN-10: 0716782618

ISBN-13: 9780716782612

Edition: 1992

Authors: Thomas W. Parsons

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Description:

Introduction to Compiler Construction addresses the essential aspects of compiler design at a level that is perfect for today's undergraduate. Working from the basics in Chapter 1, the book provides the clearest, most cohesive treatment of the topic available for the junioror senior-level student.

Book details

List price: $87.95
Copyright year: 1992
Publisher: Worth Publishers, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/15/1992
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 359
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.75" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.738
Language: English



Foreword


Preface



Introduction



Machine Language, Assembly Language, High-level Languages



Terminology



Compilers and Interpreters



The Environment of the Compiler



Phases of a Compiler



Passes, Front End, Back End



System Support



Writing a Compiler



Retargetable Compilers



Lexical Analysis



Tokens and Lexemes



Buffering



Finite-State Automata



Nondeterministic Finite-State Automata



The Subset Construction



Regular Expressions



Regular Expressions and Finite-State Machines



The Pumping Lemma



Application to Lexical Analysis



Syntactic Analysis I



Grammars



Top-Down Parsers



Recursive-Descent Parsing



Predictive Parsers



Syntactic Analysis II



Introduction to Bottom-Up Parsing



The Operator-Precedence Parser



The LR Parser



Summary: Which Parser Should I Use?



Intermediate Code Generation



Semantic Actions and Syntax-Directed Translation



Intermediate Representations



Bottom-Up Translation



Top-Down Translation



More about Bottom-Up Translation



Pascal-Type Declarations



Type Checking and Coercion



Optimization



Machine-Independent Optimization



DAGs Again



Data-Flow Analysis



Optimization Techniques Revisited



Other Optimization Issues



Machine-Dependent Optimization



Summary: How Much Optimization?



Object Code Generation



Generating Machine Language from 3AC



Context Sensitive Translation and Register Use



Special Architectural Features



Memory Use



The Symbol Table



Run-Time Memory Management


Appendix A: Minimizing the Number of States in a DFA


Appendix B: Lex and Yacc


References


Index