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Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
From: | alluri@utdallas.edu (Sridhar Alluri) |
Keywords: | question, courses, comment |
Organization: | The University of Texas at Dallas, ACC |
Date: | Thu, 13 Jan 1994 02:43:42 GMT |
We have been given a semester long project in our compilers class. Our
project is divided into 6 sub-projects. They are
1. Lexical Analyzer
2. Parser
3. Symbol Table
4. Expand array references, type conversions, constant fold and labelize
5. Runtime Library
6. Code Generation and Execution
We are supposed to write a compiler for a subset of Pascal. I would like
to know how complex the project is going to be. If anyone of you has done
such a project I would like you to give me some suggestions as to how to
get started on the project. Thanks in advance.
Sridhar Alluri(Varma)
[This is a rather a large project for one person in a semester, although
it's probably doable if you can use tools (lex, yacc, or preferably
something better) for the first two or three parts of the compiler. As far
as how to get started on the project, hasn't the teacher given you any
advice? -John]
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