nils-m-holm
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
It is called Practical Compiler Construction. The Compiler Writing Journey is based on it.
And then, at least for the compiler books, there is: http://t3x.org/files/whichbook.pdf
Enjoy your stay!
The book is basically a modern and more complete version of the "Small C Handbook" of the 1980's. I goes through all the stages of compilation, including simple optimizations, but keeps complexity to a minimum. So if you just want to learn about compiler writing and see what a complete C compiler look like under the hood, without investing too much into theory, then this is probably one of very few books that will deliver.
Edit: and then Warren Toomey has written "A Compiler Writing Journey" based on PCC, which may shed a bit more light on the book: https://github.com/DoctorWkt/acwj