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From: | Daniele Benegiamo <daniele.benegiamo@aleph.it> |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 6 Apr 1999 22:51:16 -0400 |
Organization: | I.NET S.p.A |
Keywords: | design, question, comment |
Hi,
I'm developing a compiler for a language that will be expanded in
future. So I need to make the front-end (the more "language dependent"
part of compiler) very extendable. For example, next versions of the
language will introduces new basic types and new constructs.
I produce, as back-end of the compiler, an assembly code that I will
compile in a virtual machine code.
Someone can suggest me how design the compiler core? I'm developing it
using an OO approach but I have few experience in compiler design.
Thanks, Daniele.
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Daniele "kafumanto" Benegiamo | mailto:Daniele.Benegiamo@aleph.it
| http://www.aleph.it/~benegiamo
[The usual advice is to use front end tools like yacc or more likely one
of its more modern descendants to build the front end automatically from
a grammar description. -John]
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