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File Size: 35391 KB
Print Length: 501 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Up to 4 simultaneous devices, per publisher limits
Publisher: Cambridge University Press; 2 edition (October 21, 2002)
Publication Date: October 21, 2002
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00AHTN2TU
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this book does accomplish the task of introducing the complier concepts using java, but i still feel like the dragon book is a nice universal book that can be used for all compiler concepts
Great content but teeny tiny figures making harder to read than it needs to be.
Good introduction for theoretical understanding.
Pretty good book, also received it in good condition, would recommend the practice exercises because they are all pretty great!
This book is not as bad as some reviewers say. But if you expect to get a cookbook how to write your own compiler in Java (what the title could suggest), you would be a bit disappointed.The advantage is that this book covers also advanced topics such as register allocation, frame layouting and flow analysis. There are a lot of books which covers simple parsing and codegeneration only, but this book goes futher.The disadvantage is that Java code snippets of the compiler which are printed in the book is not of great quality (e.g. public member variables, instead of getter/setters and private vars). Maybe the code of quality is compromised to reduce the size of the code in the book.If you're looking for only a theoretical book, buy 'Engeering a compiler (Cooper et al)'. If you're looking for a pure practical book buy 'Progamming Language Processors in Java: compilers and interpreters' (David Watt).This book is just between these 2 books: theoretical plus some practical sauce.
As many others have noted, the "Dragon Book" by Aho, Sethi, and Ullman feels outdated today. The early chapters on regular expressions and grammars are still top-notch, but the latter chapters on register allocation and optimization are in desperate need of updating.Appel's book was a wonderful update on the state of the compiler world, with RISC and garbage-collection issues brought to the fore -- while still discussing aspects of the still important CISC processors out there. Its chapters on Static Single Assignment form (SSA) and register allocation were clear and the pseudo-code included in the text was sufficient to get me past a stage on a personal project where I'd been stuck for quite some time.The early chapters on lexical analysis and parsing are on the skimpy side, but rightfully so since these areas are mature (and the avid reader can always read "Dragon Book" if necessary). The progression through abstract syntax to register allocation leads the reader into what eventually becomes the final compiler output. The introduction of functional languages was of theoretical interest, while the chapters on polymorphism and loop optimisations were filled with interesting tidbits.Unfortunately, the code examples can sometimes be very confusing. Appel uses many similarly named namespaces and classes, and his justifications for doing so felt weak. This confusion was worsened by several editing mistakes and missing diagrams. I also wish the typography had been more consistent; sometimes, code examples are in monospaced "computer" font while sometimes they are in bold serifed font, adding to the confusion.Nevertheless, this is one of my favorite compiler books. I've been using it so intensively in my project that I've almost broken the spine of the book -- and may need to purchase another copy for archiving.
It's so sad that the rating of this book is this bad since I love this book so much. This book might have some weaknesses but I believe that this book is well worth getting. As far as I know, there're few compiler *textbooks*, other than this, that tells how to implement various modern PL concepts. As one guy said, the parsing algorithm stuffs are not any more an essential part of compiler course and modern compiler implementation should focus on how to implement modern programming concepts. After all, compiler is a *language* processor, *language* provides us *abtractions*, and we should focus mostly on how to implement those abstraction mechanisms in a compiler course, I believe. I agree that this book alone may not be sufficient for a complete introduction to the compiler writing (Dragon book and Muchnick's could be used together) but this book surely has its own benefits.I think there's a subtle difference between the viewpoints of the PL guys and compiler guys. E.g. compiler guys might be interested in how to speep things up and PL guys might be interested in how to invent a new abstraction mechanism and implement it. I believe this is the best textbook, known to me, with the latter viewpoint.Postscript to the guy who said Prof. Appel does not know OOP:This book uses the Interpreter pattern where Interpreter pattern is just an oo-counterpart of the recursive data type definition in functional programming.
This book does show you how a compiler is implemented, literally. The author has a compiler already coded which he breaks down piece by piece and shows you how the pieces work.Unfortunately, instead of only giving you what you need to know for a specific piece, alot of future material is added too soon because it's already in the code. What would've been good is to trim out that stuff and give examples of code that wasn't part of the complete compiler but explained a specific point and only that point.Too much time is spent explaining pre-existing code that implements the modules in a ready-built compiler, and not enough time is spent describing what each module in a compiler is supposed to do and how you'd do it yourself or alternative ways of implementing functionality.If only there was a compiler book that was halfway between this one and the Dragon book...
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