Introduction to Computer Language Processing

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Introduces compiler theory, language processing, and the essential concepts behind building compilers.

Delves into binary language and Grace Hopper's contributions to programming.

Explores prefix, infix, and postfix notations in expressions and their role in code generation.

Covers translating program fragments, switch statements, and break statements in programming languages.

Covers effective altruism in AI safety, focusing on programming semantics and memory management.

Introduces records, variants, evaluation rules, typing rules, aliasing challenges, and benefits in programming languages.

Covers the mathematical study of program behaviors, parsing, domain-specific languages, and powerful tools for language design.

Covers the architecture of virtual machines, focusing on memory management, control flow, and the CEK machine's semantics.

Explores automated termination analysis using dependency pairs, covering classical and modern techniques, annual competitions, and tools like AProVE.

Covers the challenges of compiling for digital signal processors due to their unique architectural features and irregularities.