The Ultimate : Compiler Design for 2026 - Module - 2

Name: The Ultimate : Compiler Design for 2026 - Module - 2
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Deep Dive in Syntax Analysis, Semetic Analysis, Intermediate Code, Optimization & Target Code Generation

Created byAtchyut Kumar, Edufulness EFN

Last updated 1/2026

English

What you'll learn

Understand LR(1) and LALR(1) parsers clearly.
Understand each phase functionalities clearly.
Understand transfermation of parse tree to machine code.

Course content

4 sections • 38 lectures • 5h 16m total length

CLR(1) Grammar : Introduction5:31
CLR(1) Grammar : Closure(I) and Goto()8:50
CLR(1) Grammar : Example - 119:15
CLR(1) Grammar : Example - 215:46
CLR(1) Grammar : Example - 314:29
Conflicts in CLR(1) : SR and RR Conflicts.7:44
CLR(1) Grammar : Example - 410:12
CLR(1) Grammar : Example - 513:08
CLR(1) Grammar relation with LL(1), LR(0) and SLR(1) Grammars.5:41

SDT : Introduction.10:30
SDT : Functions9:35
Annotated Parse Tree8:13
Types of Attributes6:59
Example 1 - Counting number of paranthesis.10:08
Example 2 - SDT to Evaluate the Algebraic Expression.7:29
Example 3 - SDT to Convert Infix Notation to Postfix Notaiton.10:49
Example 4 - SDT for Type Checking.12:41
Example 5 - SDT for Constructing Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).6:52
Directed Acyclic Graph.5:15
Types of SDT's6:23
Note : Types of SDT's3:48
Example : Constructing SDT4:42
Example : Constructing SDT5:41

Introduction and Types8:23
Three Address Code3:31
Three Address Code : Representation0:49
Three Address Code : Example 14:53
Three Address Code : Example 22:39
Three Address Code : Example 3 - Loop2:24
Three Address Code : Example 4 - Loop and Array8:06
Three Address Code : Quadruples5:50
Three Address Code : Triples4:33
Three Address Code : Indirect Triples3:33
Three Address Code : Quadruples, Triples, Indirect Triples.6:49

Requirements

The Ultimate : Compiler Design - Module - 2 required.

Description

Welcome to the course "The Ultimate : Compiler Design - Module - 2".

Objective:

The Objectives of this course is to explore the principles, algorithms, and data structures involved in the design and construction of compilers. Topics include context-free grammars, lexical analysis, parsing techniques, symbol tables, error recovery, code generation, and code optimization.

Outcome:

After completion of this course each student will implement a compiler for a small programming language.

Who this course is for:

Academic Students.
Interview Preparation Persons.
Competitive Exam Preparation Aspirants.
Anyone interested in Compiler Design.
Those who want to become a highly paid coding developer.
Those who want to open up doors in your IT career by learning one of the world's most popular and in-demand programming.

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You will benefit from my full support regarding any question you might have.
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Come and join me, I assure you that you will have the best learning experience of compiler Design.

Who this course is for:

Academic Students.
GATE aspirants.
willing to learn compiler clearly.

The Ultimate : Compiler Design for 2026 - Module - 2

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Course content

Phase II : Bottom Up Parsers - CLR(1) Grammars.9 lectures • 1hr 41min

Phase II : Bottom Up Parsers - LALR(1) Grammars.4 lectures • 55min

Phase III : Syntax Directed Translation14 lectures • 1hr 49min

Phase IV : Intermediate Code Generation.11 lectures • 52min

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Description

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