CMPS 104B
A detailed study of the structure and design of a compiler. Continues study begun in course 104A. Topics include compiler structure emphasizing the back end, type systems, run-time environments; static, stack and heap storage management, garbage collection; addressing, register allocation, code generation; basic blocks and data-flow analysis; local and global code optimization; interpretation versus compilation. Students generate machine code runnable on a real machine. Prerequisite(s): course 104A. W. Mackey
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