Re: "mini" pascal by Wirth

brettk@worf.infonet.net (Brett Kreykes) writes:


  BK> I would like to get ahold of a compiler written by Wirth.
  BK> It's a 'mini-version' of pascal. Could anyone point me in
  BK> the right direction?


The language is really called PL0 but of course is a `mini-Pascal' (only one
primitive data type (integer), no structured data types, procedures without
parameters). Is is described along with a compiler in a (German, I'm afraid)
textbook on compiler writing:




@book{wi81,
author="Niklaus Wirth",
title="Compilerbau",
publisher="Teubner",
year=1981,
mynote={(2nd edition, recursive descent in Pascal)}}


@book{wi84,
author="Niklaus Wirth",
title="Compilerbau",
publisher="Teubner",
year=1984,
mynote={(3rd edition, recursive descent in Modula-2)}}




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