Language Implementation Overview John Keyser Spring 2016.

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Language Implementation Overview John Keyser Spring 2016

CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Implementing a Programming Language – How to Undo the Abstraction Source program Lexer Parser Type checker Interpreter Optimizer Code generator Machine code Bytecode Machine Virtual machine I/O JIT I/O

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Implementing a Programming Language – How to Undo the Abstraction Source program Lexer Parser Type checker Interpreter Optimizer Code generator Machine code Bytecode Machine Virtual machine I/O JIT I/O

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Lexical Analysis From a stream of characters if (a == b) return; to a stream of tokens keyword[‘if‘] symbol[‘(‘] identifier[‘a‘] symbol[‘==‘] identifier[‘b‘] symbol[‘)‘] keyword[‘return‘] symbol[‘;‘]

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Implementing a Programming Language – How to Undo the Abstraction Source program Lexer Parser Type checker Interpreter Optimizer Code generator Machine code Bytecode Machine Virtual machine I/O JIT I/O

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Syntactic Analysis (Parsing) From a stream of characters if (a == b) return; to a stream of tokens keyword[‘if‘] symbol[‘(‘] identifier[‘a‘] symbol[‘==‘] identifier[‘b‘] symbol[‘)‘] keyword[‘return‘] symbol[‘;‘] to a syntax tree (parse tree) if-statement statement identifier b a expression equality operator return stmt

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Implementing a Programming Language – How to Undo the Abstraction Source program Lexer Parser Type checker Interpreter Optimizer Code generator Machine code Bytecode Machine Virtual machine I/O JIT I/O

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Type Checking if (a == b) return; Annotate syntax tree with types, check that types are used correctly if-statement : OK statement : OK identifier : int b a expression : bool equality operator : integer equality return stmt : void

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Implementing a Programming Language – How to Undo the Abstraction Source program Lexer Parser Type checker Interpreter Optimizer Code generator Machine code Bytecode Machine Virtual machine I/O JIT I/O

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Optimization int a = 10; int b = 20 – a; if (a == b) return; Constant propagation can deduce that always a==b, allowing the optimizer to transform the tree: if-statement : OK statement : OK identifier : int b a expression : bool equality operator : integer equality return stmt : void if-statement : OK statement : OK true constant : bool return stmt : void

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Implementing a Programming Language – How to Undo the Abstraction Source program Lexer Parser Type checker Interpreter Optimizer Code generator Machine code Bytecode Machine Virtual machine I/O JIT I/O

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Code Generation Code generation is essentially undoing abstractions, until code is executable by some target machine:  Variables become memory locations  Variable names become addresses to memory locations  Expressions become loads of memory locations to registers, register operations, and stores back to memory  Abstract data types etc. disappear. What is left is data types directly supported by the machine such as integers, bytes, floating point numbers, etc.  Control structures become jumps and conditional jumps to labels (essentially goto statements)

Spring 2016 CSCE 314 – Programming Studio Phases of Compilation/Execution Characterized by Errors Detected Lexical analysis: 5abc a === b Syntactic analysis: if + then; int f(int a]; Type checking: void f(); int a; a + f(); Execution time: int a[100]; a[101] = 5;