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CS419: Compilers Design Lecture 1: Introductory Lecture

CS419: Compilers Design Lecture 1: Introductory Lecture. Dr. Mohammad Nassef Department of Computer Science Faculty of Computers and Information Cairo University Egypt. Course Outline and References (1). Part 1: Introduction Part 2:

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CS419: Compilers Design Lecture 1: Introductory Lecture

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  1. CS419: Compilers DesignLecture 1: Introductory Lecture Dr. Mohammad Nassef Department of Computer Science Faculty of Computers and Information Cairo University Egypt CS-FCI-CU-EG

  2. Course Outline and References (1) • Part 1: Introduction • Part 2: • Lexical Analysis definition - using Regular Expressions – (REs) • Lexical Analysis using Deterministic Finite Automata – (DFA) • Lexical Analysis using Non-Deterministic Finite Automata – (NFA) • Transfering NFA to DFA. Why? FCI-CU-EG

  3. Course Outline and References (2) • Part 3: • Syntax Analysis using CFG. • Syntax Analysis, Parse Trees and Ambiguity. • Removing Left Recursionand doing Left Factoring. • Syntax Analysis (CFG) using Top-down parsing. • First and Follow operators. • Syntax analysis (CFG) using Bottom-Up (predictive/LR) parsing. • Construction of miscellaneous parsing tables. FCI-CU-EG

  4. Course Outline and References (3) • Hope-to-reach Topics: • Semantic analysis • Intermediate code generation • Code optimization • Code generation. FCI-CU-EG

  5. RecommendedMOOCs Coursera: • Compilers Design – Stanford University FCI-CU-EG

  6. Resources • Text Books: • “Basics of Compiler Design”, Anniversary Edition TorbenMogensen. • Lab Activities • Applying most of the essential concepts while implementing successive phases of compiler design. FCI-CU-EG

  7. Compilers Lab Practical • During labs, you will work on specific tools to develop a compiler for a specific language • Couple of weeks will be for Lexical Analysis • Then another couple of weeks for Syntax Analysis • Then more couple of weeks for Semantic Analysis • If we have more time, you can implement code optimization and generation. • During labs: practice (implementing one project phase) • Some phases will end with a lab quiz. • Deliverables of your phases will be on Acadox FCI-CU-EG

  8. My Office Hours Mon 08:00 → 12:00By Appointment Tue 08:00 → 11:00 Wed01:00→ 04:00 FCI-CU-EG

  9. Compilers TAs • TAs who can help you at lab and office hours! • Eng. Amira Abo Hozaifa • Eng. Khloud Khaled • Eng. HebaMahgoub FCI-CU-EG

  10. Course Grading Policy • Midterm Exam 10 • Lecture Interaction 5 • Group Project (phases) 20 • 2 Lab Quizzes 5 • Final 60 -------------------------------------------------- • Total 100 FCI-CU-EG

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