Building an Interpreter from scratch [2020, ENG + Sub]

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Building an Interpreter from scratch

Год выпуска: 2020
Производитель: dmitrysoshnikov.com
Сайт производителя: http://dmitrysoshnikov.com/courses/essentials-of-interpretation/
Автор: Dmitry Soshnikov
Продолжительность: 2:59:43
Тип раздаваемого материала: Видеоурок
Язык: Английский + субтитры
Описание: How programming languages work under the hood? What’s the difference between compiler and interpreter? What is a virtual machine, and JIT-compiler? And what about the difference between functional and imperative programming?

There are so many questions when it comes to implementing a programming language!

The problem with “compiler classes” in school is they usually are presented as some “hardcore rocket science” which is only for advanced engineers.

Moreover, classic compiler books start from the least significant topic, such as Lexical analysis, going right away deep down to the theoretical aspects of formal grammars. And by the time of implementing a first Tokenizer module, students simply lose an interest to the topic, not having a chance to actually start implementing a programing language itself. And all this is spread to a whole semester of messing with tokenizers and BNF grammars, without understanding an actual semantics of programming languages.

I believe we should be able to build and understand a full programming language semantics, end-to-end, in 4-6 hours — with a content going straight to the point, showed in live coding sessions as pair-programming, and described in a comprehensible way.

In the Essentials of Interpretations class we focus specifically on runtime semantics, and build an interpreter for a programming language very similar to JavaScript or Python.

Implementing a programing language would also make your practical usage level of other programming languages more professional.

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Compilers crash course

Lecture 1: Parsers, ASTs, Interpreters and Compilers (12:06)
Lecture 2: AST Interpreters and Virtual Machines (12:01)
Lecture 3: Compilers: AOT, JIT, Transpiler (12:18)

Interpreters: Basic expressions and Variables

Lecture 4: Eva programming language (11:11)
Lecture 5: Self-evaluating expressions (7:02)
Lecture 6: Variables and Environments (13:06)
Lecture 7: Blocks: expression groups and Nested Scopes (11:55)
Lecture 8: Control flow: If and While expressions (6:08)
Lecture 9: Back to parsers: S-expression to AST (9:43)

Functions and Functional programming

Lecture 10: Built-in and Native functions (6:53)
Lecture 11: User-defined functions, Activation Records and Closures (13:56)
Lecture 12: Lambda functions and Functional programming (6:32)
Lecture 13: Call-stack and Recursive calls (9:36)
Lecture 14: Syntactic sugar: Switch, For, Inc, Dec operators (8:55)

Object-oriented programming

Lecture 15: Object-oriented Eva: Classes (10:49)
Lecture 16: Class inheritance and Super calls (4:23)
Lecture 17: Code isolation: Modules and Imports (9:34)
Lecture 18: Final executable and specification (13:26)
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Automata Theory inside a RegExp machine
Garbage Collection Algorithms
Building an Interpreter from scratch
Parsing Algorithms
Building a Parser from scratch
Building a Virtual Machine for Programming Language
Building a Typechecker from scratch
Programming Language with LLVM
Building a Transpiler from scratch
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Файлы примеров: присутствуют
Формат видео: MP4
Видео: MPEG-4 H.264 AVC, 1280x800, 16:10, 30fps, ~3000kbps
Аудио: MPEG-4 AAC LC, 44.1kHz, 128kbps, stereo
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