CS 415: Compilers

Announcements

• Grades are up outside my door.

Course Material

• Syllabus
• Books
• Grading
• Lectures
  • Lecture 1 (ASU 1 & 2)
  • Lecture 2 (ASU 1 & 2)
  • Lecture 3 (ASU 3.1-3.8)
  • Lecture 4 (ASU 4.1-4.2)
  • Lecture 5 (ASU 4.3)
  • Lecture 6 (ASU 4.4)
  • Lecture 7 (ASU 4.5 & 4.6)
  • Lecture 8 was overtaken by 1-7 ...
  • Lecture 9 (ASU 4.7)
  • Lecture 10 (ASU 4.7)
  • Lecture 11, supplement (ASU 4.7)
  • Lecture 12, supplement (ASU 5.1-5.4)
  • Lecture 13 (ASU 6.1-6.4)
  • Lecture 14 (ASU 7.6)
  • Lecture 15 (ASU 7.1-7.5)
  • Lecture 16 (ASU 7.1-7.5)
  • Lecture 17 (ASU 7.1-7.5)
  • Lecture 18 (ASU 8.1-8.3)
  • Lecture 19 (Barbara Ryder) (Please print multiple slides per page)
  • Lecture 20 (ASU 8.4-8.7,9.1-9.2)
  • Lecture 21 (ASU 8.4-8.7,9.1-9.2)
• Midterm - Median: 50
• Assignments
  • Assignment 1 (Median: 39)
  • Assignment 2
  • Assignment 3
  • Assignment 4
• Project
  • Phase 1: Lexical Analyzer (Median: 59)
    • project1.tar.gz
  • Phase 2: Parser
    • project2.tar.gz
  • Phase 3: Type Checking
    • project3.tar.gz
  • Phase 4: Code Generation
    • project4.tar.gz
    • Spim manual
  • Instructions for handing the project in:
    • Use the handin program on remus.  The four handin groups are:
      • cs415-nguyen.proj1
      • cs415-nguyen.proj2
      • cs415-nguyen.proj3
      • cs415-nguyen.proj4

      you should tar/zip the directory that contains your project.  For example, if I was building my scanner in the directory cs415/phase1, I would do:

      % cd ~/415
      % tar cf phase1.tar phase1

      Then, to hand this phase of the project in, I would do the following:

      % handin cs415-nguyen.proj1 phase1.tar
      % handin -l cs415-nguyen.proj1

      where the latter command is used for verifying that my submission was received and the time at which it was received.

Acknowledgement

Most of the material in this course derives from Ulrich Kremer's CS 415.  Some lecture slides are from Barbara Ryder's CS 415.  All errors are mine.