Compiler design in C (Prentice-Hall software series)
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Compiler design in C (Prentice-Hall software series)

by Allen I. Holub

Programming Computer Science
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Compiler Design in C, from the Prentice-Hall software series by Allen I. Holub, provides an in-depth look at building compilers using the C programming language. It equips readers with the skills to design and implement language processors, making it an essential resource for computer science students and developers interested in software tools and systems programming.

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Compiler Design in C is a detailed exploration of compiler construction principles, presented within the Prentice-Hall software series. Authored by Allen I. Holub, it focuses on implementing compilers through the C language, providing foundational knowledge for software development.

The text covers essential concepts in compiler design, emphasizing practical application and code examples in C. It is designed for readers with a background in programming who seek to understand the intricacies of language processing and translation.

As part of a renowned series, this book contributes to the education of computer science professionals by bridging theoretical compiler theory with hands-on implementation techniques.

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