Compiler-CampusMinden/CB-Vorlesung-Bachelor-W25

Lecture "Compilerbau" (B.Sc.) (Winter 2025/26)

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This is a university-level course that teaches students how to understand and build compilers. It covers core concepts like lexical and syntax analysis, semantic analysis, and interpreter design, using tools like ANTLR. Students will apply these concepts to create a small C++ compiler frontend. The course is for computer science students seeking a foundational understanding of programming language translation.

Use this if you are a computer science student or aspiring software engineer who wants to learn the fundamental theories and practical skills behind compiler construction, specifically focusing on C++.

Not ideal if you are looking for a plug-and-play tool to solve an immediate programming problem or if you are not interested in the underlying mechanisms of how programming languages are processed.

compiler-construction programming-languages computer-science-education language-theory software-engineering-fundamentals
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