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Article #6549Writing a C compiler and assembler
From: Kelly Morrison
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 01:48
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 01:48
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Hi! I'm a lab instructor at Auburn University looking for project ideas for
my systems programming and compiler labs. I'd like to have my students write a
stripped-down C compiler and a macro assembler for the 80x88 family. (We'll use
the MS-DOS linker -- no time to write our own. :) ).
What I'd like:
1. Pointers to public-domain compilers and assemblers. I'm already aware of
Small C and the GNU C compilers -- I'd like more to examine.
2. Suggestions, advice, warnings, and anecdotes from anyone who's written
either of these at another University. I'm particularly interested in
finding out what you feel is appropriate for an 8-week, 3 hours/week
programming lab (for example, only integer arithmetic, no complex data
structures, etc.).
Please email your advice, and I'll sort it out and post an organized summary
in January. Thanks in advance!
-----> Kelly Morrison, Auburn University
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