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Lec 1 | MIT 6.035 Computer Language Engineering, Fall 2005

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  • One thing I've always wanted to learn is how to write a compiler. It was one regret that I have for not learning it in school. (I was a lazy student). Now that I'm working, I never have time.

    Thank you for posting this...

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  • OCW is one great initiative. Thanks, MIT.

  • @all028 Last semester I took a compiler class in my universaty. The assignment was to build a bc-alike calculator. But I asked the professor to write something more challenging, then I wrote a LLVM based C-alike compiler, that I am currentlly planning to extend it to include untyped lambda expressions.

    It is not that hard, just grab FLEX and Bison, and in a week or so you might end up with something you might call a compiler

  • @TheUberphil My linear algebra teacher used to come into the room and ask "So how are you fuckers doing today?" College is a great place sometimes. :)

  • @vaf88 expensive; dry but worth it (Y)

  • @TheUberphil

    this last sheet.........

  • But of course, a robust compiler won't have that kind of intuition

  • You can further optimize his code by using Faulhaber's formula (sum of pyramidal squares) to replace t*t in the loop.

  • Instructor is Saman Amarasinghe

    /people.csail.mit.edu/saman/

  • 0:20 - "this last shit i give at the end of class"

    17:28 - "so, what da hell we do?"

    i think this guy is just trying to sneak words in.

  • @tradingpilot -  What did you take instead? I found computer science to be hard at the time but now, in retrospect, I actually like programming!

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