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| Date: | Thu, 26 Jan 1995 07:45:37 GMT |
RE: chicken and the egg.
At UCSB, the compiler students must have had 2 upper division data
structures courses as well as an introduction to formal languages and
computation course. In turn these required basic data structures, UNIX,
and C. The students must write recursive descent parsers, grammars for lex
and yacc, symbol tables etc. etc. How could they do that if they had no
languages first?
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