Parsing tinyada in a programming language design course

Lambert, Kenneth

doi:10.1145/65738.65743

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“…The use of compiler development tools was encouraged in this practicum. Lambert presented a practicum based on the implementation of a parser in Pascal for a small subset of Ada called Tinyada.…”

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A new practicum in compiler construction

Chakraborty

Saxena

Katti

et al. 2011

Comp Applic In Engineering

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This article introduces a compiler construction practicum based on the implementation of a compiler for a small C-like language. The compiler has three phases, viz., lexical analysis, syntax analysis, and intermediate code generation. It uses some venerable principles of compiler construction like recursive descent parsing, syntax directed translation, and backpatching. The practicum is appropriate for pedagogical purposes because of its balanced design and the availability of an open source reference implementation of the compiler with a source code size of 2.2 KLOC only. ß

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