Computer Science · Compilers & Interpreters
A topic within Compilers & Interpreters, itself one of 11 topics in that field and part of Computer Science.
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Sarkar, Waddell & Dybvig
Argues a compiler is easier to build, test and debug as many small, single-purpose passes over explicitly defined trees than as a handful of large, monolithic ones.
15 pageslink checked 17 Sept 2026Wang, Appel, Korn & Serra
Introduces a compact notation for describing tree-shaped intermediate representations, so compiler front and back ends can share one generated data structure instead of each hand-writing its own.
16 pageslink checked 17 Sept 2026