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Techniques involved in the analysis of source languages and the generation of efficient object codes with emphasis on the components of a compiler.
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| Lecture 1: Course Overview, PL History, PL Design (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 2: Overview of the COOL Language (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 3: Lexical Analysis (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 4: Introduction to Syntactic Analysis (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 5: Top-Down Parsing (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 6: Bottom-up Parsing (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 7: Static Semantic Analysis (PPT,PDF) |
| Lecture 8: Runtime Environments (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 9: Code Generation I (PPT, PDF) |
| Lecture 10: Operational Semantics of COOL (PPT, PDF) |
Acknowledgement
The lectures on this course are based on (very) slight variations of the slides used by Prof. George Necula for the CS 164 course offered at the University of California Berkeley. Professor Necula kindly granted us permission to use his materials. Thanks!
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Examen Parcial 1: TBA (Temas, Práctica, Solución, Estadísticas) |
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Examen Parcial 2: 3 de diciembre de 2004 S-203 (Temas, Practica, Solución, Estadísticas) |
| Examen Final: 16 de Diciembre de 2004 12 Noon S-203 (Temas, Práctica, Solución, Estadísticas) |
| Class Examples (MIPS Source Files) |
| Programming Assignment 1. A COOL Stack Machine. Due September 16 11:59 PM. (PDF) | ||||
| Programming Assignment 2. COOL Lexer. Due September 29 11:59 PM. (PDF) | ||||
| Programming Assignment 3. COOL Parser. Due October 11 11:59 PM. (PDF) | ||||
| Programming Assignment 4. COOL Semantic Analyzer. (DOC,
PDF)
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| Programming Assignment 5. COOL Code Generator. (DOC,
PDF)
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| Schedule for ALL programming assignments (PDF) |
| Laboratory 1. Writing and running Cool code (PDF) |
| Laboratory 2. Lexical Analysis (PDF) |
| Laboratory 3. Finite Automata Continued and PS2 (PDF) |
| Laboratory 4. PAs 1 & 2 (PDF) |
| Laboratory 5. Syntactic Analysis (PDF) |
| Laboratory 6. Syntactic Analysis Continued (PDF) |
| Laboratory 7. Semantic Analysis (PDF) |
| Laboratory 8. Semantic Analysis Continued (PDF) |
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| Linux Distribution of the Cool Support Code (cool-linux.tar.gz) |
| Emacs for Windows (download) |
| .emacs File (download) |
| SPIM Simulator (home site, windows version) |
| UC Berkeley SPIM including SPIM for Mac OS (home site, macOS X) |
| X Server for Windows (download) |
| Cool Manual (PDF) |
| Toor of the Cool Support Code (PDF) |
| Easy I Quick Reference Sheet (PDF) |
| "The Nature of Computing". Bienvenido Velez. COMPEL 2002 Plenary Talk. (PDF) |
| "An Overview of Information Theory" Bell Labs. (PDF) |
| "Assemblers, Linkers and the SPIM Simulator". This is Appendix A of Hennessy & Patterson, Computer Organization and Design: The Hardware/Software Interface. Coutersy of Morgan Kaufmann Publishers. |
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| SPIM/MIPS Instruction Set Sheet (PlainText) |
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Web site del curso CS 164 de University of California Berkeley by George Necula (Spring 2004) |
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Web site del libro de Patterson y Hennessy "Computer Organization: The Hardware Software Interface". |
| Evaluacion del curso por los estudiantes durante el examen parcial I (PDF) |
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