Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- Chapter 1: Introduction to Compilers -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 2: Lexical Analysis -- Construction of Regular Expression -- Lex Specifications or Structure -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 3: Specification of Programming Languages -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 4: Basic Parsing Techniques -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 5: LR Parsers -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 6: Syntax-directed Translations -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 7: Intermediate Code Generation -- Types of Three-Address Statements: -- Implementation of Three-Address Statements: -- Methods of Translating a Boolean Expression into Three-Address Code: -- Translation of Procedure Calls: -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 8: Type Checking -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 9: Runtime Administration -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 10: Symbol Table -- Demerits in Uniform Structure of Symbol Table: -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Chapter 11: Code Optimization and Code Generation -- Objectives of the Code Optimization: -- Construction of DAG -- Implementing the Function getreg -- Multiple-Choice Questions -- Answers -- Index.

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