Compiler Principles Entrance Exam Tutoring Course

Author: Hao Wenhua
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Publish Date: 2005-10-27
Features: This book is written by experienced teachers who have long been engaged in teaching the Principles of Compiler course in well-known universities across the country. It compiles common knowledge points and classic question analyses for graduate entrance exams in computer science from numerous prestigious universities in recent years. The book provides a wealth of typical examples and practical exercises. What makes it particularly valuable is that it includes test questions from the Principles of Compiler research groups of over 50 well-known universities in China. Additionally, it offers two sets of mock exams with reference answers. This book is a powerful tool to help readers succeed in postgraduate entrance exams in the shortest time possible, serving as a strong guarantee for candidates to pass the exam smoothly. From the perspective of actual exams, the book provides detailed explanations of key and difficult issues in the course. All examples, university test questions, and exercises in the book are accompanied by reference solutions. The book is divided into 9 chapters, each of which introduces the following topics in detail: Overview of Compiler Principles, Formal Definitions of Grammar and Language, Lexical Analysis and Finite Automata, Top-Down Parsing, Bottom-Up Parsing, Syntax-Directed Translation and Intermediate Code Generation, Storage Organization and Allocation in Runtime, and Code Optimization. The final chapters include two full mock exams.