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This document summarizes exercises completed for a compiler construction course, including modifications made to a Java compiler for scanning, parsing, type checking, and code generation. Key changes involved adding support for multi-line comments, various literal types, operators, and statements like for, switch, ternary, and throw. Parsing was structured from least to most precedence. Type checking ensured only one public type. Code generation output JVM instructions and handled expressions, control structures, and long primitives.
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Core Java Programming | Data Type | operator | java Control Flow| Class 2
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- 1. Tweaking with the Java Compiler J-- Trung M Dang TCSS 421 Compiler Construction
- 2. Scanning Exercise 2.10: Multi-line comment: - Added 1 branch to check for star after slash. If there is, ignore characters until a star is encountered. If slash after this star, comment ends.
- 3. Scanning Exercise 2.10: Multi-line comment:
- 4. Scanning Exercise 2.11 and 2.12: Operators/Reserved words: - Added new operators to TokenInfo.java - Division was hard since it is used for comment. - Added reserved words to TokenInfo and Hashtable. Exercise 2.13: Double_literal - Check if there is a dot. 2 if statements: start with 0 and not start with 0. Exercise 2.14: Float_literal, long_literal - Switch statement with empty cases is brilliant: handles number beginning with 0 to 9 in simple way Exercise 2.15: Hexadecimal, otal… - Added to TokenInfo. - Check if literal begins with 0, and if there is any x character, b character, or digit after that 0.
- 5. Parsing Parser is structured from less precedence (assignmentExpression) to high precedence (postfixExpression) - Higher precedence methods are called last
- 6. Parsing Exercise 3.21, 3.22, 3.23, 3.27, 3.28, 3.29, 3.34: double, float, long, operators, , try-catch-finally, throw(s), do-until - Added more branches to method literal() in Parser in the case of literals. - Created more classes for AST, added tokens to TokenInfo. Exercise 3.24 ternary - Difficult to do. New methods added: • Parsing the expression until the question mark “?” • Parsing the rest of the ternary expression.
- 7. Parsing Exercise 3.25 For statement - Both starts with initializer (example: int i = 0) -> Solution: Overload the localVariableDeclarationStatement() method in Parser to indicate whether to consume the next character after initializer. If not, then the character is used to identify type of “for” statement. Exercise 3.26: Switch - Difficulty: BREAK is sometimes followed by a semi- colon or a semi-colon and a right curly brace. Check to see if there is a left curly brace first before checking the switch block.
- 8. Type Checking Exercise 4.1: One public type declaration - Added counter to count public types. Only 1 is allowed. Exercise 4.2: Jvariable - Added an entry of the missing variable to the symbol table as Type.ANY.
- 9. Code Generation Modified Main.java to output JVM instructions, not the default SPIM codes.
- 10. Code Generation Exercise 5.7 Classic For - rewriting the for- statement into while- statement. - Added getters for out-of- scope objects.
- 11. Code Generation Exercise 5.11: ternary - Each part of ternary is extracted individually. - Textbook: • condition == false, branch to the alternative. • Generate code for the consequent • unconditional jump to the end • generating code for the alternative • generate code for the assignment.
- 12. Code Generation Exercise 5.12: OR - Short circuited: branch to true label if lhs == true. If lhs == false, branch to target label if rhs == false.
- 13. Code Generation Exercise 5.15: Throw - Added new class JThrowStatement - Used addNoArgInstruction(ATHROW)
- 14. Code Generation Exercise 5.21: Long primitive - Generated codes for pushing long variable to the stack (ldc2_w) , but not storing it (lstore_<n>) Solution: Added long type to JVariable in codegenstore method.
- 15. The End Thank you for listening! Feel free to ask questions!