Syntax-directed translation is a compiler implementation method where the parser drives the translation of the source language. It involves attaching actions to each rule of a grammar, allowing for the generation of a sequence of rule applications when parsing a string. This approach provides a straightforward way to assign meaning or semantics to the syntax of a language.
Stanford University
Spring 2022
Combination of theoretical and practical perspectives on compiler design. This course emphasizes correctness over performance, providing a deep understanding of compiler structure and functioning.
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