A compiler is a computer program (or set of programs) that transforms source code written in a programming language (the source language) into another computer language (the target language, often having a binary form known as object code).
for our compiler theory class, we are tasked with creating a simple interpreter for our own designed programming language. I …
compiler-theory jflexI'm having issues 'describing each step' when creating an NFA from a regular expression. The question is as follows: Convert …
theory compiler-theory nfaAre they generated by different phases of a compiling process? Or are they just different names for the same thing?
compiler-construction terminology compiler-theory abstract-syntax-tree parse-treeI'm reading a compiler book and kinda confused when it says "a S-attribute grammar is also a L-attribute grammar". Couldn't …
compiler-theoryOr, to be a little more precise: which programming languages are defined by a context-free grammar? From what I gather …
compiler-theory context-free-grammarI saw a question somewhere asking the difference between LL(0) and LR(0) parsers. Is there such a thing as LL(0) …
parsing compiler-theoryI have a program which is configured by the user by using C++ classes and the same class should be …
c++ c compiler-construction compiler-theoryI have found that Scala always has a "natural explanation" to anything. Always something like "ohh, but that's just a …
scala loops compiler-theory for-comprehensionThe compilers I've been using in C or Java have dead code prevention (warning when a line won't ever be …
compiler-theoryAccording to this http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2007/06/rich-programmer-food.html article, I defnitely should. Quote Gentle, yet insistent executive summary: If …
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