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YuvaMSP is a partnership between Yuva Unstoppable, a youth movement focused on volunteerism, and Microsoft Student Partners (MSPs) to educate underprivileged children. MSPs will organize volunteer activities to teach children with Yuva providing support and resources. MSPs can earn points for their involvement which can help them progress in the MSP program. The goals are to harness the power of MSPs and Yuva to create positive social change through community service focused on education.
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1. Local optimizations include constant folding, constant combining, strength reduction, constant propagation, common subexpression elimination, and backward copy propagation.
2. Global optimizations include dead code elimination, constant propagation, forward copy propagation, common subexpression elimination, code motion, loop strength reduction, and induction variable elimination.
3. Both local and global optimizations aim to improve efficiency by eliminating unnecessary operations, replacing expensive operations, propagating values, and removing redundant computations.
Ch8a
The document discusses intermediate code generation in compiler construction. It covers several intermediate representations including postfix notation, three-address code, and quadruples. It also discusses generating three-address code through syntax-directed translation and the use of symbol tables to handle name resolution and scoping.
Ch5a
The document discusses syntax-directed translation using attribute grammars. Attribute grammars assign semantic values or attributes to the symbols in a context-free grammar. A depth-first traversal of the parse tree executes semantic rules that calculate the values of attributes. There are two types of attributes: synthesized attributes which are computed bottom-up and inherited attributes which are passed top-down. L-attributed grammars allow efficient evaluation by passing inherited attributes left-to-right during a depth-first traversal.
Ch9b
The document discusses several concepts related to code optimization including flow graphs, basic blocks, control flow graphs, successor and predecessor blocks, and liveness analysis using next-use information. It describes how basic block partitioning works and how common code transformations like common subexpression elimination, dead code elimination, and instruction reordering can optimize code. It also covers register allocation techniques like graph coloring to minimize register spills.
Ch9a
The document discusses code generation in compilers. It describes the position of a code generator in the compiler model, the different types of target code that can be generated, and considerations for the target machine like instruction sets and addressing modes. It also covers important aspects of code generation like instruction selection, register allocation, evaluation order, and generating code for function calls and stack allocation of activation records.
Ch10
The document discusses code optimization techniques used by compilers, including control flow analysis, data flow analysis, and code transformations. It covers determining loops in a control flow graph using dominators, building dominator trees, and identifying natural loops. It also discusses reaching definitions as a data flow analysis problem and how bit vectors can be used to compute reaching definitions in a conservative manner to ensure safety.
Ch7
The document discusses procedure activations and lifetimes. It provides an example of an activation tree for a quicksort program, showing the nested calls to procedures like partition and quicksort. It describes how activation records are used to store state and pass parameters during procedure calls, including the use of control links and access links to manage nested procedures and nonlocal data.
Ch3
The document discusses lexical analysis and lexical analyzer generators. It provides background on why lexical analysis is a separate phase in compiler design and how it simplifies parsing. It also describes how a lexical analyzer interacts with a parser and some key attributes of tokens like lexemes and patterns. Finally, it explains how regular expressions are used to specify patterns for tokens and how tools like Lex and Flex can be used to generate lexical analyzers from regular expression definitions.
Ch2
This document provides an overview of building a simple one-pass compiler to generate bytecode for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It discusses defining a programming language syntax, developing a parser, implementing syntax-directed translation to generate intermediate code targeting the JVM, and generating Java bytecode. The structure of the compiler includes a lexical analyzer, syntax-directed translator, and code generator to produce JVM bytecode from a grammar and language definition.
Ch4b
The document discusses shift-reduce parsing and LR parsing methods. It covers:
- Shift-reduce parsing corresponds to a rightmost derivation using shift and reduce actions. Handlers are substrings that match production right-hand sides.
- Shift-reduce conflicts are resolved by favoring shift, while reduce-reduce conflicts favor the first production.
- An LR parser uses a DFA to determine the shift and reduce actions based on the state and next input symbol. This resolves conflicts.
- The states of the DFA correspond to LR items with the dot in different positions. Transitions are determined by goto and closure operations.
Ch4a
The document discusses the role of parsers in compilers. It explains that parsers check syntax and report errors, perform semantic checks like type checking, and produce an intermediate representation of the source code. Parsers use syntax-directed translation with methods like abstract syntax trees. The document also covers topics like error handling strategies, the viable prefix property, left recursion elimination, and constructing LL(1) parsing tables.
Ch8b
The document discusses several advanced intermediate code generation techniques used in compilers, including:
1) Reusing temporary variable names to avoid using new temps whenever possible.
2) Addressing elements in one-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays using base addresses and calculating offsets.
3) Translating logical, relational, and Boolean expressions using three-address code with temporary variables to store intermediate values.
Ch5b
The document discusses several techniques for generating abstract syntax trees (ASTs) during syntax-directed translation, including:
1. Using synthesized attributes to build AST nodes recursively according to production rules
2. Implementing these techniques in Yacc by defining node and leaf types and building the AST in action code
3. Eliminating left recursion from grammar rules by introducing marker nonterminals and passing synthesized attributes up the parse tree
4. Generating ASTs with predictive parsers by using inherited and synthesized attributes to pass partial results between nonterminals
Ch4c
The document discusses syntax analysis and creating parsers using Yacc/Bison. It provides examples of writing grammars and semantic actions for simple arithmetic expressions. Key points covered include:
- Yacc/Bison generate LALR(1) parsers from grammar specifications
- A Yacc specification contains declarations, translation rules (productions with semantic actions), and auxiliary C functions
- Productions define the grammar, semantic actions associate values with terminals/nonterminals
- Attributes refer to semantic values, precedence levels resolve ambiguity
- Lex/Flex is used to generate a lexical analyzer from regular expressions to interface with the parser
Ch1
This document provides an introduction and syllabus for a compiler construction course. It discusses the objectives of the course which are to build a compiler for a programming language, use compiler construction tools, be familiar with virtual machines like the JVM, define grammar types, and learn compiler analysis and optimization techniques. It also provides an overview of the phases of a compiler including scanning, parsing, semantic analysis, code generation, and optimization.
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- 1. YuvaMSP The CHANGE begins NOW…
- 2. What is Yuva Unstoppable? YuvaUnstoppable was started in 2005 as India’s premier youth movement with a goal to make young people kinder. Yuva provides a platform for the young people of this country to contribute just 2 hours a week and make a difference at orphanages, municipal schools, handicap homes, old age homes etc. through education, healthcare and affection. Apart from volunteering Yuva-ites also indulge in acts of kindness: give free hugs to strangers, gift ice creams to traffic police, organize food and clothing drives for the destitute. Young people are not useless but used less
- 5. Corporate Tie-ups with Microsoft, Times of India’s Teach India campaign, MphasiS, Torrent, Arvind Mills, Claris, Joy of Giving week ‘09, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Pantaloons, amongst others.
- 7. What is MSP? MSPs are representatives of Microsoft in the student sector. An MSP is a part of the Student Outreach program of Microsoft aimed at tapping the potential in the budding generation of software professionals.
- 8. You command high respect in the technical community through various activities like formation of Tech Clubs, conduction of Developer Conferences and much more. Not only are you on the fore-front on the technical domain, but also on the marketing and strategy front through a number of activities. You are the people who can have an impact on a large number of people and through that impact, in turn, can reach out to the masses.
- 9. Why have Yuva & MSP come together? Yuva MSP “WITH GREAT POWER COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILTY” -Uncle Ben, Spiderman
- 11. How will YuvaMSP achieve this? MSP will execute a plan to educate under-privileged children by motivating students to volunteer to take up community service. Yuva will guide them throughout the procedure and help them with all the resources they will require.
- 13. Opportunities to increase your MSP points.
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