Engineering a Compiler: Vax-11 Code Generation and Optimization
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Engineering a Compiler: Vax-11 Code Generation and Optimization

by David Cutler, Patricia Anklam, Jr. Roger Heinen, M. Donald Maclaren

Education Engineering Computer Science
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Engineering a Compiler: Vax-11 Code Generation and Optimization is a specialized technical book about compiler engineering, VAX-11 code generation, and optimization. It offers a focused resource for readers interested in computer science, software systems, and the engineering principles behind compiler design.

ISBN-13 9780932376190 ASIN 0932376193 Views 8 Publisher Digital Press Year 1982 Format Hardcover Product Group Book Pages 269 Created August 26, 2026 Updated September 15, 2026
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Engineering a Compiler: Vax-11 Code Generation and Optimization addresses compiler engineering through the specific lens of VAX-11 systems.

The book focuses on code generation and optimization, two central areas in the design and implementation of compilers.

With its specialized technical subject and named authors, it may interest readers studying computer science, software systems, or engineering.

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