Course Introduction: Compilation of High-Level Languages

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Covers the Compiler Extension Lab, focusing on adding new functionality to a simple functional language compiler.

Discusses advanced types in C, focusing on unions, bit fields, and their associated modifiers and operators.

Explores memory reclamation techniques, including Lock-free Reference Counting and Hazard Pointers, and introduces the hybrid approach of QSense.

Explores method dispatch optimization in object-oriented languages, focusing on inline caching and membership tests.

Explores the implementation of heterogeneous collections in C++, emphasizing clean design choices for users.

Covers the basics of image processing, focusing on writing a program to process images.

Covers memory management, focusing on allocation and deallocation of memory blocks, including garbage collection techniques and fragmentation issues.

Covers object lifecycle, assignment, copying, and comparison in Java with examples.

Explains dynamic memory allocation in C, focusing on the realloc function and its implications for managing memory effectively.

Explores copying garbage collection, generational GC, inter-generational pointers, finalizers, weak references, and various GC techniques.