Compiler Design Principles

Author: Du Shumin
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Publish Date: 1990-11-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the fundamental principles and methods of compiler design, providing a detailed discussion of various current parsing techniques. It employs syntax-directed translation methods. Based on the concepts of synthesized attributes and inherited attributes of grammar symbols, it presents the formal definition of syntax-directed definitions, making semantic analysis quite clear. In terms of writing style, it emphasizes the proposal, analysis, and resolution of problems. In content selection, it focuses on making the material accessible and easy to understand. This book can serve as a textbook or reference for "Compiler Principles" or "Compiler Methods" courses in computer science departments of higher education institutions, as well as for students from other disciplines and professionals engaged in computer-related work.