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May 05, 2024
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CIS 650 - Compiler Design[3 credit(s)]
Prerequisites: CIS 265 and CIS 335 or equivalent coursework. Practical overview of the principles involved in the design and construction of translators. Language theory and its relation to push-down automata, parsing methods, finite state machines and lexical methods, including data representation and run-time environments. In-depth coverage of major parsing and syntax-directed translation ranging from top-down recursive-descent methods, including LL(k) and SLL(k), to bottom-up LR methods, including simple LR, canonical LR, and lookahead LR, with exposure to the yacc parser generator tool. Lexical analysis, including regular expressions, finite state machines, and the lex scanner generator tool.
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