Compiler Construction Principles and Implementation Techniques

Author: Jin Chengzhi
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: This book is recommended by the Computer Teaching Advisory Committee of the Ministry of Education and included in the "Nineteen-Ninety-Five National Key Textbook Project" and the "21st Century Curriculum Textbook." It is based on the author's previously compiled book "Principles and Implementation of Compilers" and incorporates years of teaching experience, making it a relatively successful textbook. It primarily uses Pascal-like languages as models to introduce the principles and implementation techniques of procedural language compilers. The book is divided into ten chapters, mainly covering the theory and technology of lexical analysis and syntax analysis, the principles and technology of semantic analysis, the principles of runtime storage allocation, the techniques of action grammar and attribute grammar, as well as the principles and technology of intermediate code generation, intermediate code optimization, and target code generation. The book's features include clear concepts, well-structured layers, a progressive approach, strong coherence, ease of teaching, and reflection of current practical techniques. Therefore, it is suitable as a textbook for computer science and technology majors in higher education institutions, as well as a reference book for professionals seeking to further master the principles and implementation techniques of compiler construction.