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Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book smct@frontiernet.net (Susan Thibodeau) (1999-07-30) |
Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book leszek@hands.com.pl (Leszek Piotrowicz) (1999-07-30) |
Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book bill@megahits.com (Bill A.) (1999-08-02) |
Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book deryck.brown@zetnet.co.uk (Deryck F Brown) (1999-08-02) |
Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book jmeri@mailroom.com (jmeri) (1999-08-15) |
Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book Philippe.Deschamp@inria.fr (Philippe Deschamp) (1999-08-18) |
Re: Something "simpler" than the Dragon Book ruth@wins.uva.nl (1999-08-18) |
From: | ruth@wins.uva.nl (Joeri van Ruth) |
Newsgroups: | comp.compilers |
Date: | 18 Aug 1999 11:28:41 -0400 |
Organization: | XS4ALL Internet BV |
References: | 99-07-119 99-07-129 99-07-147 99-08-067 |
Keywords: | books |
> >I liked this one.
> >Andrew W. Appel: Modern Compiler Implementation in (Java | C | ML),
> >Cambridge University Press, 1997, ISBN (0-521-58388-8 | 0-521-58390-X).
>
> Personally, I didn't like this book too much. IMHO, it focuses too
> much on small implementation details, and the example code (at least
> in the C version) is virtually unreadable.
The C code is easier to follow if you translate it back to ML :-)
However, I think the ML version of the book is quite readable
even if you do not know much ML. Compiler writing and ML are
a natural match.
> A better choice could be:
>
> Tremblay, Jean-Paul & Paul G. Sorenson: The Theory and Practice of
> Compiler Writing. McGraw Hill (1985)
Hmm.. I'll look for it.
Joeri van Ruth
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