PrinciplesOfCompilerDesign
Last edit September 9, 2005Principles of Compiler Design by Aho and Ullman
ISBN 0-201-00022-9
From the preface:
Intended as an introductory course in compiler design at the Junior, Senior or first-year graduate level. Published in 1977.
-- GlennWilson
Also Known As: The (Green) Dragon Book See also: 'Compilers - Principles, Techniques and Tools', by Aho, Sethi, and Ullman. ISBN 0201100886, published 1985 (the RedDragonBook). From the back of it: Anyone interested in compiler design is familiar with "The Dragon Book"... Since it was first published, the state of compiler design has advanced. As a result, Addison-Wesley announces the birth of a new dragon. (The Dragon Book they refer to is the GreenDragon, obviously...however the term TheDragonBook without a color nowadays usually referes to the RedDragonBook) I guess the world has moved on a lot since that book too. Any advance? See TwentyFirstCenturyCompilers
CategoryBook CategoryCompilers
ISBN 0-201-00022-9
From the preface:
Intended as an introductory course in compiler design at the Junior, Senior or first-year graduate level. Published in 1977.
-- GlennWilson
Also Known As: The (Green) Dragon Book See also: 'Compilers - Principles, Techniques and Tools', by Aho, Sethi, and Ullman. ISBN 0201100886, published 1985 (the RedDragonBook). From the back of it: Anyone interested in compiler design is familiar with "The Dragon Book"... Since it was first published, the state of compiler design has advanced. As a result, Addison-Wesley announces the birth of a new dragon. (The Dragon Book they refer to is the GreenDragon, obviously...however the term TheDragonBook without a color nowadays usually referes to the RedDragonBook) I guess the world has moved on a lot since that book too. Any advance? See TwentyFirstCenturyCompilers
CategoryBook CategoryCompilers