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This document outlines a structured roadmap for learning Compiler Design, starting from the basics and progressing through various phases such as lexical analysis, syntax analysis, semantic analysis, intermediate code generation, and code optimization. It includes detailed topics within each phase, such as types of parsers, code optimization techniques, and attributes in semantic analysis. The final section emphasizes review and practice with MCQs and previous year questions.

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This document outlines a structured roadmap for learning Compiler Design, starting from the basics and progressing through various phases such as lexical analysis, syntax analysis, semantic analysis, intermediate code generation, and code optimization. It includes detailed topics within each phase, such as types of parsers, code optimization techniques, and attributes in semantic analysis. The final section emphasizes review and practice with MCQs and previous year questions.

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Here’s a well-structured roadmap for learning Compiler Design (CD) based on your provided syllabus.

This sequence follows the natural flow of compiler construction ,


starting from the basics and moving toward parsing, intermediate code generation, and optimization techniques.

1. Introduction to Compiler Design

Start with understanding the overall idea and different components involved in a compiler.

What is Compiler, Assembler, Loader, and Linker


Main task of Preprocessor
Different Steps of Compiler Design
Different Phases of Compiler Design
Frontend and Backend of Compiler Design
Compiler Construction Tools
Difference between Token, Pattern, and Lexeme

2. Lexical Analysis
This is the first phase of compilation that deals with scanning and token generation.

Type Checking and Bound Checking


Error Recovery Strategies in Compiler Design (5 types)
What is Aliasing

3. Syntax Analysis (Parsing)


Understand how the compiler checks if the input source code is syntactically correct.

A. Classification of Parsers

Top-down Parser

Recursive Descent Parser


LL Parser
Necessary Steps to Construct LL(1) Parsing Table
Left Factoring
Predictive Parsing

Bottom-up Parser

Shift-Reduce Parsing
Operator Precedence Parser
LR Parsing

4. Semantic Analysis
This phase ensures meaningfulness and type correctness of the code.

Synthesized Attributes and Inherited Attributes


L and S Attributes

5. Intermediate Code Generation


Translating the source code into a lower-level intermediate representation.

Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG)


3-Address Code

⚙️ 6. Code Optimization
Making the intermediate code more efficient without changing its output.

Code Optimization Techniques (Machine Dependent and Machine Independent)

Ways to Optimize Code


Constant Propagation vs Constant Folding

Dead Code Elimination

Unreachable Code Elimination

Induction Variable and Strength Reduction

Loop Optimization

Loop Optimization Techniques (11 Techniques)

Peephole Optimization

6 Types of Peephole Optimization Techniques

7. Final Review and Practice


At this stage, review everything and focus on MCQs, previous year questions, and GATE-level practice problems.

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