| From: Charlie Turner (charlicon at gmail.com) Date: Sun Sep 18 14:12:08 EDT 2011 |
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On 18/09/11 18:27, Grant Rettke wrote: > If you could compose the perfect course of reading (books, papers, > essays) for a student to follow to learn how to design and implement > compilers and interpreters what would it look like? More generally (in the scope of PLT), I've found the following resources very helpful: http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/492 (and the root site) http://www.cs.uu.nl/wiki/Techno/ProgrammingLanguageTheoryTextsOnline Obviously, they haven't been organised into a course. So far, as an undergraduate student, the books I've found most accessible & helpful in this area have been SICP, PLAI, EOPL, Lisp In Small Pieces, Programming Language Pragmatics and the Dragon book. Disclaimer: I've no experience teaching or designing curriculum, or much experience designing and implementing compilers/interpreters. HTH, Charlie.
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