Lab homework assignments from a class on Compiler Design from the ETHz (spring 2018)
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Compiler design homework assignment

The goal is to create a compiler from a subset of Java (JavaLi) to 32bit Intel assembly. The structure is the following:

  • HW0: write an assembly program that reads numbers (not graded). PDF
  • HW1: implement a code generator that translates assignment statements to IA32. PDF
  • HW2: construct a lexer (lexical analyzer) and a parser (syntax analyzer) for the complete JavaLi programming language. PDF
  • HW3: develop a semantic analyzer. PDF
  • HW4: build a IA32 back-end for the compiler, a generator of IA32 for the complete JavaLi language. PDF
  • HWB: implement as many optimizations as possible (focusing on speed and correctness). PDF
  • HWC: review the code of other teams for HW1 and write up a report. PDF
  • HWD: review the code of other teams for HW4 and write up a report. PDF

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Copyright (c) 2018 Carlos Galindo, Levin Moser, teaching group of Compiler Design (ETH Zürich). All rights reserved.