Modern Compiler Design

Author: (Netherlands) Geren
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book comprehensively introduces modern compiler technology, structured into two main parts: General Compiler Technology and Advanced Compiler Technology. The first part covers general compiler implementation techniques, including lexical and syntax analysis, context processing, code generation, and general memory management methods. The second part introduces advanced compiler technologies for specific paradigm languages, including imperative languages, object-oriented languages, logic programming languages, functional languages, and parallel/distributed languages, focusing on context processing and code generation. The book emphasizes the practical implementation and optimization techniques of compilers, with abundant examples, making it highly readable and practical. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate compiler design courses in computer science at universities and also as a reference for computer software development professionals.