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Compiler Design

Foundations of Compilation4

Lexical Analysis6

Parsing & Grammars7

Syntax-Directed Translation & Semantics5

Runtime Environments4

Intermediate Code Generation4

Local Optimization & Data Flow Analysis5

Design Your First Compiler6

Capstone 1: choosing your compiler's tech stack
Capstone 2: designing PocketLang's grammar and rules
Capstone 3: implementing PocketLang's lexer and parser
Capstone 4: semantic analysis and code generation for functions
Capstone 5: optimizing and executing PocketLang, for real
Capstone 6: testing, packaging, and where to go from here

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Compiler Design

Foundations of Compilation4

Lexical Analysis6

Parsing & Grammars7

Syntax-Directed Translation & Semantics5

Runtime Environments4

Intermediate Code Generation4

Local Optimization & Data Flow Analysis5

Design Your First Compiler6

Capstone 1: choosing your compiler's tech stack
Capstone 2: designing PocketLang's grammar and rules
Capstone 3: implementing PocketLang's lexer and parser
Capstone 4: semantic analysis and code generation for functions
Capstone 5: optimizing and executing PocketLang, for real
Capstone 6: testing, packaging, and where to go from here

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Capstone 2: designing PocketLang's grammar and rules

Writing PocketLang's complete formal grammar, checking it for LL(1)-friendliness by hand, and defining its full type system and scoping rules before writing any implementation code.

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