A minimal Java compiler.
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A minimal Java compiler.
Compilateur pour le language L.
A parser for LL(1) Grammars.
Project for the ‘Compilation Techniques’ course on 6th semester. Firstly I defined the grammar of my own language. Then I implemented a lexical analyzer, parser and semantic analyzer. These modules generate the syntax tree of the given source code (or display the error line with the description of the error). If the source code is correct, the n…
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