An Elementary Discussion of Compiler/Interpreter Writing

Glass, Robert L.

doi:10.1145/356540.356545

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“…The Wirth text [15], supplemented with Gries [7] and Hopgood [i0], as well as selected papers [2,5,6,11,14] can be used effectively to provide the student with an adequate introduction to compiling techniques and to the related literature.…”

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An undergraduate compiler laboratory

Friedman

Stebulis

1979

Proceedings of the Tenth SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education - SIGCSE '79

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A one semester, upper-division undergraduate course in compiler techniques is described.The course is based upon the material contained in Chapter 5 of the text Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs, by Niklaus Wirth.The goals of the course are (i) to introduce students to the fundamental concepts of the design and translation of higher level languages, and (2) to provide an introductory exposure to the related literature.A compiler-writing project of about nine weeks duration is required of all students. Simulators supporting generated code for static and dynamic run-time environments are provided for student use.

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“…The introductory section on compiler structure and translation techniques (Section II) is kept brief; readings are assigned in Glass [5] and Gries [7] (selected portions of Chapters 1 -4). (As time permits) An analysis of code generation and compiler/system interfaces for an existing compiler and computer system.…”

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An undergraduate compiler laboratory

Friedman

Stebulis

1979

Proceedings of the Tenth SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education - SIGCSE '79

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“…A major and difficult task for implementation of any new programming language is compiler writing. Basically, compilers are organized in the following manner [3];…”

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On the Evolution of Programming Languages

Chowdhary¹

2020

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This paper attempts to connects the evolution of computer languages with the evolution of life, where the later has been dictated by theory of evolution of species, and tries to give supportive evidence that the new languages are more robust than the previous, carry-over the mixed features of older languages, such that strong features gets added into them and weak features of older languages gets removed. In addition, an analysis of most prominent programming languages is presented, emphasizing on how the features of existing languages have influenced the development of new programming languages. At the end, it suggests a set of experimental languages, which may rule the world of programming languages in the time of new multi-core architectures.

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“…Agile development, on the other hand, encourages developers to begin implementation at the start of the development project, acknowledging that every requirement will not be known up front, and that new requirements may emerge during the software development efforthence the need for an iterative approach, to allow new requirements to be built into the product. This is known as incremental development [65].…”

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Interaction Design and Agile Development: a Real World Perspective

Ferreira¹

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<p>Although both agile development methods and interaction design aim to build quality software that meets the user's needs, each approaches development from a different perspective. Agile development methods describe activities addressing the coding (and in some cases the process management) part of software development, whereas interaction design methods describe activities for developing that aspect of the software that will be perceived by the user. Agile development and interaction design each have little to say about the other, despite the reality that both approaches are combined in practice. There has been little investigation into how the two processes work together, and the issues that arise. To aim for a better understanding of practice, we conducted grounded theory research about real-world software teams who combine interaction design and agile development. The results provided insights into interaction design being done up front (before implementation begins), the structure of the development iterations, the effect of incorporating interaction design techniques into the agile development iterations, as well as the role of the interaction designer on agile teams. The analysis also highlighted areas that may benefit from further research.</p>

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An Elementary Discussion of Compiler/Interpreter Writing

Cited by 14 publications

References 9 publications

An undergraduate compiler laboratory

An undergraduate compiler laboratory

On the Evolution of Programming Languages

Interaction Design and Agile Development: a Real World Perspective

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