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CSED423 – For this assignment, you are going to implement a syntax analyzer or parser for Cool. You will use a parser generator called bison to generate a parser and build the AST. The output of your parser will be an abstract syntax tree (AST). You will construct this AST using semantic actions of the parser generator. Please make sure you get familiar with the syntactic structure of Cool, as described in Figure 1 of the Cool reference manual before you start writing a parser. The documentation for bison is available online (link provided on the course website). You will have to consult A Tour of the Cool Support Code as well to manipulate AST. Solved
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CSED423 – Programming Assignments for this semester will guide you to design and implement a working compiler for the Classroom Object-Oriented Language (Cool). One or two assignments cover each component of the compiler: lexical analyzer, parser, and semantic analyzer, IR generator, and IR optimization pass. Combined together, you will have a working compiler that translates the complete set of Cool features into llvm IR, detects and reports errors with debugging information, and performs IR-level optimizations. You can verify your Cool compiler by compiling the resulting llvm IR with the llvm back-end and testing the binary. Solved
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