KJBSF%SLACVM.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.edu (12/16/86)
Date: 15 December 1986, 11:26:39 PST From: Kevin J. Burnett x3330 <KJBSF@SLACVM> To: <INFO-C@BRL-SMOKE.ARPA> Subject: Compiler texts I'd be interested in knowing of the existence of any good books on compiler design, etc. that refers to 'C' compilers in specific. All the ones that I have seen are geared towards ALGOL-68 compilers (and boy, EVERYBODY uses Algol, don't they?). I know about BNF, regular expressions, grammars, etc., so having to digest that type of material is no problem. Oh, also, I have a grammar for a (cough, cough) Path-Pascal compiler, and was wondering of the existence of a way of having this digested by a compiler- compiler or some such nifty little product. I'm on a (ahem) VM machine. Thanks. - Kevin Burnett SLAC