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peterkelly ◴[14 Dec 15 16:45 UTC] No.10732090[source]▶

For anyone interested in compiler writing and looking for a good resource to start, probably one of the best is the "Dragon Book":

http://www.amazon.com/Compilers-Principles-Techniques-Tools-...

I highly recommend it, but it's heavy stuff. There are probably simpler guides out there that just cover the basics.

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1. gamapuna ◴[14 Dec 15 18:41 UTC] No.10732890[source]▶

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I am working my way through Alex Aiken's Coursera compiler course, almost 3/4th done and really liking it till now. There was another resource posted on HN earlier which takes you through building a compiler for lisp using C. http://www.buildyourownlisp.com/contents

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