Discover the secrets of compilers and deepen your understanding of their design and implementation

Engineering a Compiler is a professional book focused on how compilers work and how they are designed and implemented. The title offers a comprehensive overview of the principles of compiler construction, an important area of computer science and software engineering.

Whether you are a computer science student, a software developer, or a programming enthusiast, the book guides you through the main stages of creating a compiler - from the analysis of source code to the generation of target code. You will become familiar with the principles of lexical, syntactic, and semantic analysis, as well as with the algorithms and techniques commonly used in program translation.

The book combines theoretical foundations with a practically oriented exposition and can serve both as study material and as a reference when working on your own compiler or code analysis tools.

Why choose this book?

• Comprehensive approach to the individual phases of compiler development.
• Examples and explanations of technical terms with an emphasis on clarity.
• Suitable use for students and practice in the field of software engineering.
• Focus on programming and code analysis in the context of compilers.
• Helps to understand more complex concepts related to compiler design.

Main product features:

• Description of the processes of lexical, syntactic, and semantic analysis.
• Explanation of the principles of optimization and target code generation.
• Overview of practical algorithms used in compiler design.
• Can serve as a textbook as well as reference material.
• Discusses procedures and techniques applicable when modifying and extending compilers (depending on the specific implementation and goals).