Writing Compilers and Interpreters
Quickly master all the skills you need to build your own compilers and interpreters in C++. Whether you are a professional programmer who needs to write a compiler at work or a personal programmer who wants to write an interpreter for a language of your own invention, this book quickly gets you up and running with all the knowledge and skills you need to do it right. It cuts right to the chase with a series of skill-building exercises ranging in complexity from the basics of reading a program to advanced object-oriented techniques for building a compiler in C++. You begin by learning how to read a program and produce a listing, deconstruct a program into tokens (scanning), and how to analyze it based on its syntax (parsing). From there, Ron Mak shows you step by step how to build an actual working interpreter and an interactive debugger. Finally you're ready to apply them to building a compiler that runs on virtually any desktop computer.
- Cost: $49.00
- Pages: 838
- Edition: 2nd edition
- ISBN: 0471113530
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Writing Compilers and Interpreters
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Released Date:
July, 1996
Cost:
$49.00
List Price:
$70.00
Pages:
838
Edition:
2nd edition
ISBN:
0471113530
Publisher:
John Wiley & Sons
Author:
Ronald Mak
Keywords:
programming interpreters, compilers, compiler tokens, compiler parsing
Summary:
Build your own compilers and interpreters in C++
Description:
Quickly master all the skills you need to build your own compilers and interpreters in C++. Whether you are a professional programmer who needs to write a compiler at work or a personal programmer who wants to write an interpreter for a language of your own invention, this book quickly gets you up and running with all the knowledge and skills you need to do it right. It cuts right to the chase with a series of skill-building exercises ranging in complexity from the basics of reading a program to advanced object-oriented techniques for building a compiler in C++. You begin by learning how to read a program and produce a listing, deconstruct a program into tokens (scanning), and how to analyze it based on its syntax (parsing). From there, Ron Mak shows you step by step how to build an actual working interpreter and an interactive debugger. Finally you're ready to apply them to building a compiler that runs on virtually any desktop computer.
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