SUMMARY: Wanted -- compilers/machine emulators for compiler course

Here is a summary of replies I received in response to my previous posting
for usable material in a compiler course. Many thanks to those who
responded. (I didn't think you wanted your names here.)


1) "Programming Language translation" (ISBN 0-201-18040-5) (1987)
by Patrick Terry (Addison Wesley)


2) "Brinch Hansen on Pascal Compilers" by Per Brinch Hansen
(Prentice-Hall, 1985)


3) Wirth has PL/0 in "Algorithms + Data structures = Programs" (Prentice
Hall, 1976). He redid it in Modula-2 in a book called "Compilerbau" which
is in german and dutch translations at least, not sure if it is English
yet.


4) Bennett has one in C in "Introduction to compiling techniques"
(McGrawHill, 1990, ISBN 0-07-707215-4). Contact jpb@maths.bath.ac.uk


5) "Crafting a Compiler" by Fisher and Leblanc.


6) We used a subset of Pascal (MiniLax, also a subset of LAX; Wait, Goos
Compiler Construction Springer).


7) Samuel Kamin's book "Programming languages, An Interpreter-Based
Approach", Addison-Wesley 1990. He gives interpreters for Lisp, APL,
Scheme, Sasl, Clu, Smalltalk and Prolog, all written in Pascal. You can
get then with anonymous ftp from uihub.cs.uiuc.edu, uiuc/kamin.distr, file
distr.tar.Z


8) Tim Budd announced his C++-versions of the same interpreters ...


The following posting a week ago (in comp.compilers)
sounds interesting:


Cm (for C minor) from Yoshiyuki KONDO <cond@lsi-j.co.jp> I have
asked the sender if we (in NUS) could use it but so far, I have not
received a reply.
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