Course Introduction: Compilation of High-Level Languages

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

Covers the basics of C++ standard library containers, algorithms, and iterators.

Explains pointers in C, focusing on passing by reference and memory management techniques.

Explores tail call optimization in functional programming, discussing trampolines, Baker's technique, and more.

Covers fragmentation and segmentation, focusing on memory management techniques and their implications for system performance.

Covers memory management concepts such as block headers, external fragmentation, reference counting, and mark & sweep garbage collection.

Explains the roles of linker and loader in C programming, focusing on separate compilation and the creation of executable files.

Explores the transition from Rhino to AutoCAD, focusing on tools and features.

Covers types of errors in programming and emphasizes the importance of debugging and optimization techniques.

Covers generating code for a compiler, translating an Amy program to WebAssembly, including memory management and pattern matching compilation.