Compilation techniques is a framework process that translate the source program into a final program for a particular computer language. This course will discuss about the theory of compilers, the process and issues within. After learning this course, students should be able to make or practice a simple compiler. This course has same connections with subjects such as: operating systems, computer organization and architecture, also computer languages. Credit title: Subject Matter Expert : Devriady Pratama Dokumenter: Binus University Uploaded by: Knowledge Management and Innovation Binus University

Latest episodes of the podcast [CMT] Compilation Techniques

• [CMT01A-ID] Overview
• [CMT01B-ID] Introduction to Compiler
• [CMT01C-ID] Lexical Analysis
• [CMT01D-ID] Syntax Analysis
• [CMT01E-ID] Semantic analysis
• [CMT02A-ID] Comsky & Greibach Normal Form
• [CMT02B-ID] Runtime Environment
• [CMT02C-ID] Symbol Table Management
• [CMT03A-ID] Intermediate Code Generator
• [CMT03B-ID] Code Optimization
• [CMT03C-ID] Code Generation