Compiler Principles - A Guide to Learning and Solving Problems

Author: Wu Chunxiang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: "A Study and Solution Guide for Compiler Principles" This book is a learning guide for the "Compiler Principles" course, written for students majoring in computer science and related fields. Its purpose is to help readers better understand the fundamental principles and methods covered in the "Compiler Principles" course, as well as improve their ability to analyze and solve problems. The content of this book covers the basic principles and main topics of the "Compiler Principles" course. The book is divided into 11 chapters, sequentially: Introduction, Formal Definitions of Grammar and Languages, Lexical Analysis and Finite Automata, Top-Down Syntax Analysis, Bottom-Up Syntax Analysis, Syntax-Directed Translation, Symbol Tables, Storage Organization and Allocation in the Runtime Phase, Code Optimization, Code Generation, and Sample Tests and Solutions. Each chapter consists of three parts: Key Points and Difficulties, Example Analysis, and Self-Assessment (Self-Testing Exercises and Answers). This book can serve as a teaching reference for undergraduate students and teachers in computer science and related fields at universities and colleges, as well as a review guide for candidates preparing for self-study exams and postgraduate entrance exams.