Re: the long way to the development of a compiler

Franck Pissotte <franck.pissotte@free.fr>
3 Jul 2001 23:25:22 -0400

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From: Franck Pissotte <franck.pissotte@free.fr>
Newsgroups: comp.compilers
Date: 3 Jul 2001 23:25:22 -0400
Organization: http://www.pascaland.org/ compilers,sources,links for pascal delphi
References: 01-06-071
Keywords: books, comment
Posted-Date: 03 Jul 2001 23:25:22 EDT

Stefano Lanzavecchia a écrit :


> I guess what I am really looking for is a set of reasonably well
> documented sample programs, that implement simple compilers with
> simple, but working back-ends (but a recommendation for a book would
> be equally good).


The book writing compilers & interpreters by Ronald Mak editor Wiley
has a C source of a Pascal Compiler Generating 8086 Assembly.


On My Site <http://compilers.pascaland.org> i have a list of pascal compilers.
the first list is about pascal compilers available in source form.
you can go to web site of FreePascal and Ppro they transform the source in an
ast and translate in assembler. there is also P32 but the home page disapeared.
the more interesting may be Inno Pascal who directly produce 32 bits exe
and should be smaller than the above.
--
http://www.pascaland.org/ compilers, sources and links for pascal and delphi
[There's a very negative review of Mak's book in the FAQ. -John]


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