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Developing A C Compiler From Scratch - Module 1
Last updated 7/2025
Created by Daniel McCarthy
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 102 Lectures ( 14h 17m ) | Size: 10.2 GB[/center]

Compiler Design, Compiler Development, Lexical Analysis, Parsing, Code Generation, Abstract Syntax Trees
What you'll learn
How to build a C compiler from scratch
Full understanding of stackframes and how assembly language is generared for a C source file
Complete Understanding of lexical analysis and parsing
Stronger Assembly language skills will be gained
Compiler Design
Requirements
You must have a basic experience of assembly language.
Description
Are you ready to learn compiler design and compiler development and prove your a master programmer?Learn to create your very own C compiler from scratch. In this course we develop a compiler that compiles a subset of the C Programming Language. By the time you finish all modules of this course you will be able to compile C programs that use pointers, structures, unions, arrays, functions, for loops, while loops. do while loops, if statements, switches and much more!Our compiler also has a preprocessor macro system allowing you to include header files and create definitions just like you would in any C file.Your compiler is advanced enough to use the GCC standard library so we are able to call C functions from our compiler. Your compiler will be able to compile the C programming language.This course does not rely on any frameworks we do everything from scratch to ensure the best possible learning experience for students Module 1In module 1 of this course we load our C source file that we wish to compile, into memory. We create a lexer to preform lexical analysis on the source input which will convert the source code into a bunch of tokens that our compiler can easily understand. We then pass the tokens through a parser to produce an abstract syntax tree. An AST describes the C program in a logical way that makes it easier for our compiler to understand. For example for the expression 50 + 20 you will end up with a root expression node that has a left operand that has a node of value 50 and a right operand that has a node of value 20. Breaking down problems in this way makes it much easier to create compilers.Throughout the whole course series you will learn to create a fully functioning C compiler.
Who this course is for
People with an interest in compiler design
People who are interested in assembly language
People who are interested in the C Programming language
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