Compiler constructs C language description

Author: Fisher
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: Based on the characteristics and requirements of higher vocational and technical education, this book adheres to the principle of sufficient theory and emphasizes the cultivation of practical skills. Starting from practical examples, it introduces abstract concepts and command formats. It gradually and systematically introduces the relevant knowledge of SQL Server 2000, organizing the content from both fundamental theories and practical applications, with concise text and a well-structured layout. The main contents include: basic principles of databases, an overview of SQL Server, creation and management of databases and tables, querying data in tables, Transact-SQL statements, indexes, views, cursors, transactions, stored procedures, triggers, SQL Server security management, backup and recovery, application programming interfaces provided by SQL Server, and application development examples. The features of this book are as follows:
● A comprehensive example is used throughout the book, guiding students step by step to complete the design of a complete database system, truly achieving the goal of learning by doing.
● The examples selected emphasize practicality and novelty, focusing on the connection between theory and practice, with strong operability and practicality.
● Each chapter is accompanied by exercises and experiments to deepen students' understanding of basic knowledge.
● Electronic lecture materials and program source codes are provided for the convenience of teachers' instruction and students' self-study.
This book is an excellent textbook on compiler construction and has been adopted by many universities internationally, suitable for computer science students in higher education institutions and professional programmers using the C language.
This book provides an innovative approach to compiler construction, enabling readers to learn step by step how to design a usable compiler through numerous examples and exercises. It evenly discusses both the theoretical and practical aspects of compiler design, providing detailed coverage of standard compiler design topics (such as top-down and bottom-up syntax analysis, semantic analysis, intermediate representation, and code generation). All programs in this book are represented using readable, C-based code.