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Lightweight Compiler Techniques

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Lightweight Compiler Techniques
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Publisher: Lulu Press
ISBN/ASIN: B0025UVHY6
Number of pages: 262

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Although compiler construction is a well-studied part of computer science, there are only few books that cover both theory and practical compiler crafting in-depth. This book is here to fill this niche. It explains compiler construction in simple terms and by means of practical examples, but without avoiding the fundamental theory. It does not stop where other books do, and takes you on a tour through the whole compilation process.

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