Let's build a compiler (in Haskell): Part 1 - Introduction at AlephNullPlex
Part 2 > When looking for information on getting started with learning how to build an interpreter or compiler, inevitably two resources come up. First, the canonical compiler resource, the Dragon Book, and second, the noob guide, Let's Build a Compiler (LBaC) by Jack W. Crenshaw. So rather than spending time and money diving into the deep end, I decided to start with LBaC. I don't have a CompSci
Writing A Compiler In Haskell (Compiler Series Part I) « A blog on math
My goal is to write a series of posts on creating a compiler for a restricted subset, NewL, of the Java language in Haskell. My tools are Haskell, Alex for scanning, and Happy for parsing. Alex and Happy are basically the Haskell equivalent of Lex and Yacc. I know most of my compiler theory and practices from the Dragon book so I’ll be making references to it for the techniques used in semantic an
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