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Introduction to Compiler Construction ASU Textbook Chapter 1 Tsan-sheng Hsu tshsu@iis.sinica.edu.tw http://www.iis.sinica.edu.tw/~tshsu 1

What is a compiler? Definitions: A recognizer. A translator. source program compiler target program Source and target must be equivalent! Compiler writing spans: programming languages machine architecture language theory algorithms and data structures software engineering History: 1950: the first FORTRAN compiler took 18 man-years; now: using software tools, can be done in a few months as a student s project. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 2

Applications Computer language compilers. Translator: from one format to another. query interpreter text formatter silicon compiler infix notation postfix notation: 3 + 5-6 * 6 ====> 3 5 + 6 6 * - pretty printers Computational theory: power of certain machines the set of languages that can be recognized by this machine; grammar definition of this machine. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 3

Flow chart of a typical compiler symbol table source code sequence of characters lexical analyzer (scanner) sequence of tokens syntax analyzer (parser) abstract syntax tree semantic analyzer annoted abstract syntax tree intermediate code generator intermediate code code optimizer optimized intermediate code code generator error handler target code Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 4

Scanner Actions: Reads characters from the source program; Groups characters into LEXEMES (sequences of characters that go together ) following a given pattern; Each lexeme corresponds to a TOKEN the scanner returns the next token (plus maybe some additional information) to the parser; The scanner may also discover lexical errors (i.e., erroneous characters). The definitions of what a lexeme, token or bad character is depend on the definition of the source language. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 5

Lexeme: C sentence Scanner example for C L1: x = y2 + 12; (Lexeme) L1 : x = y2 + 12 ; (Token) ID COLON ID ASSIGN ID PLUS INT SEMI-COL Arbitrary number of blanks between lexemes. Erroneous sequence of characters (not parts of comments) for C language: control characters @ 2abc Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 6

Parser Actions: Group tokens into grammatical phrases, to discover the underlying structure of the source Find syntax errors, e.g., the following C source line: (Lexeme) index = * 12 ; (Token) ID ASSIGN TIMES INT SEMI-COL Every token is legal, but the sequence is erroneous! May find some static semantic errors, e.g., use of undeclared variables or multiple declared variables. May generate code, or build some intermediate representation of the source program, such as an abstract-syntax tree. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 7

Parser example for C Source code: Position = initial + rate * 60; Abstract-syntax tree: = position + initial * rate 60 interior nodes of the tree are OPERATORS; a node s children are its OPERANDS; each subtree forms a logical unit. the subtree with * at its root shows that multiplication has higher precedence than +, this operation must be performed as a unit, not initial + rate. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 8

Semantic analyzer Actions: Check for more static semantic errors, e.g., type errors. May annotate and/or change the abstract syntax tree. = position + initial * rate 60 = position + (float) initial * (float) rate int to float() (float) 60 Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 9

Intermediate code generator Actions: translate from abstract-syntax tree to intermediate code. One choice for intermediate code is 3-address code : Each statement contains at most 3 operands; in addition to := (assignment), at most one operator; an easy and universal format to be translated into most assembly languages. Example: = position + (float) initial * (float) rate int to float() (float) 60 temp1 := int-tofloat(60) temp2 := rate * temp1 temp3 := initial + temp2 position := temp3 Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 10

Optimizer Improve the efficiency of intermediate code. Goal may be to make code run faster, and/or make the code smaller and/or using least number of registers and/or less power consumption... Example: temp1 := int-tofloat(60) temp2 := rate * temp1 temp3 := initial + temp2 position := temp3 = temp2 := rate * 60.0 position := initial + temp2 Current trend: to obtain smaller, but maybe slower, equivalent code for embedded systems. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 11

Code generation A compiler may generate pure machine codes (machine dependent assembly language) directly, which is rare now ; virtual machine code. Example: PASCAL compiler P-code interpreter. execution Speed is roughly 4 times slower than running directly generated machine codes. Advantages: simplify the job of a compiler; decrease the size of the generated code: 1/3 for P-code ; can be run easily on a variety of platforms P-machine is an ideal general machine whose interpreter can be written easily; divide and conquer; recent example: JAVA. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 12

Code generation example temp2 := rate * 60.0 position := initial + temp2 = LOADF rate, R 1 MULF #60.0, R 1 LOADF initial, R 2 ADDF R 2, R 1 STOREF R 1, position Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 13

Preprocessing phase: macro substitution: #define MAXC 10 Practical considerations rational preprocessing: add new features for old languages. BASIC C compiler directives: #include <stdio.h> non-standard language extensions. Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 14

Practical considerations II Passes of compiling First pass reads the text file once. May need to read the text one more time for any forward addressed objects, i.e., anything that is used before its declaration. goto error handling; Example: C language error handling: Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 15

Each pass takes I/O time. Reduce number of passes Back-patching : leave a blank slot for missing information, and fill in the empty slot when the information becomes available. Example: C language when a label is used if it is not defined before, save a trace into the to-be-processed table label name corresponds to LABEL TABLE[i] code generated: GOTO LABEL TABLE[i] when a label is defined check known labels for redefined labels if it is not used before, save a trace into the to-be-processed table if it is used before, then find its trace and fill the current address into the trace Time and Space trade-off! Compiler notes #1, Tsan-sheng Hsu, IIS 16