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Compilers are Complicated

This talk assumes you know a little about yacc, that you have a little experience with writing small language parsers. This talk concentrates on a few small areas of compiler writing, and expects you to generalise to all those other bits (numbered 4 to 70, above). .\" vim: set ts=8 sw=4 et :