Lecture

Type Checking in Compiler Frontend

Description

This lecture covers the implementation of a type checker in the compiler frontend, which catches errors at compile time and generates typing constraints to ensure program correctness. The process involves transforming a Nominal Tree into a Symbolic Tree, checking naming rules, and unifying constraints until none are left.

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