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Click on the links below to see the content of each chapter.Chapter 2 Programming Language Syntax

Chapter 3 Names, Scopes, and Bindings

Chapter 4 Semantic Analysis

Chapter 5 Target Machine Architecture

Chapter 6 Control Flow

Chapter 7 Data Types

Chapter 8 Subroutines and Control Abstraction

Chapter 9 Data Abstraction & Object Orientation

Chapter 10 Functional Languages

Chapter 11 Logic Languages

Chapter 12 Concurrency

Chapter 13 Scripting Languages

Chapter 14 Building a Runnable ProgramChapter 16 Code Improvement


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Chapter 13 Scripting LanguagesChapter 14 Building a Runnable Program

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6.7 Nondeterminacy


Chapter 3 Names, Scopes, and BindingsChapter 4 Semantic Analysis







Chapter 12 ConcurrencyChapter 13 Scripting Languages


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Click on the links below to see the content of each chapter.Chapter 7 Data Types

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Chapter 10 Functional LanguagesChapter 11 Logic Languages




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8.4.4 Generics in C++, Java, and C# 8.6.3 Implementation of Iterators 8.6.4 Discrete Event SimulationChapter 2 Programming Language SyntaxChapter 3 Names, Scopes, and BindingsChapter 4 Semantic AnalysisChapter 5 Target Machine ArchitectureChapter 6 Control FlowChapter 7 Data Types

Chapter 9 Data Abstraction & Object OrientationChapter 10 Functional LanguagesChapter 11 Logic LanguagesChapter 12 ConcurrencyChapter 13 Scripting LanguagesChapter 14 Building a Runnable ProgramChapter 16 Code Improvement
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Click on the links below to see the content of each chapter.Chapter 13 Scripting LanguagesExercises 13.19 to 13.21


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Chapter 2 Programming Language

Syntax

2.3.4 Syntax Errors 2.4 Teoretical Foundations

Chapter 3 Names, Scopes, & Bindings 3.4 Implementing Scope

3.8 Separate Compilation

Chapter 4 Semantic Analysis 4.5 Space Management for Attributes

Chapter 5 Target MachineArchitecture

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Chapter 6 Control Flow 6.5.4 Generators in Icon

6.7 NondeterminacyChapter 7 Data Types

7.2.4 Te ML ype System 7.3.3 With Statements 7.3.4 Variant Records (Unions) 7.7.2 Dangling References 7.9 Files and Input/Output

Chapter 8 Subroutines &Control Abstraction

8.2.1 Displays 8.2.2 Case Studies: C on the MIPS;

Pascal on the x86

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8.2.3 Register Windows 8.3.2 Call by Name 8.4.4 Generics in C++, Java, and C# 8.6.3 Implementation of Iterators 8.6.4 Discrete Event Simulation

Chapter 9 Data Abstraction & ObjectOrientation

9.5 Multiple Inheritance 9.6.1 Te Object Model of Smalltalk






12.5 Message Passing

Chapter 13 Scripting Languages 13.3.5 XSL

Chapter 14 Building a RunnableProgram

14.2 Intermediate Forms 14.7 Dynamic Linking


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Exercises 3.23 to 3.29Chapter 4 Semantic Analysis

Exercises 4.25 to 4.29Chapter 6 Control Flow


Chapter 7 Data Types Exercises 7.27 to 7.39

Chapter 8 Subroutines & Control Abstraction

Exercises 8.35 to 8.47Chapter 9 Data Abstraction & Object Orientation




Chapter 11 Logic Languages Exercises 11.18 to 11.20Chapter 12 Concurrency

Exercises 12.33 to 12.37Chapter 13 Scripting Languages




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Explorations 4.34 to 4.35Chapter 6 Control Flow


Chapter 7 Data Types Explorations 7.50 to 7.53

Chapter 8 Subroutines & Control Abstraction






Chapter 11 Logic Languages Explorations 11.26 to 11.29







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Te list provided here consists o high- quality sources or programming language tutorials, reerencemanuals, and other resources. All URLs are current as o February 2009.

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Directories and lists of linksTe Language ListMaintained by Bill Kinnersley, this list includes basic inormation and links to additional resourcesor some 2,500 dierent programming languages.

Free Programming ResourcesMaintained by Richard Barry. Where Kinnersleys list aims to be encyclopedic, this site aims to beuseul. Includes tutorials, books, compilers, tools, source code, libraries, and resources or gaming,graphics, and security.

Open Directory ProjectTe Open Source Web directory programming languages page.

Yahoo Computer Programming LanguagesTe human-maintained languages index at Yahoo.

Google Computers > Programming > LanguagesTe corresponding index at Google.

Wikipedia Programming Languages ListTe corresponding index at Wikipedia, available alphabetically and sorted by categories or time.

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AdaAda HomePrincipal Web repository or everything Ada, including documentation, tutorials, compilers, andtools.Ada 95 Reerence ManualAda 95 Design Rationale

C and C++accu C/C++ ResourcesResources page o the Association o C and C++ Users, based in Great Britain. Incredibly rich set olinks to resources o every kind.

GCC Home PageHome page or the Free Sofware GNU Compiler Collection, with implementations or almost everyknown computer system. Includes ront ends not only or C and C++, but also or Objective C,Fortran, Java, and Ada as well.

Programming in C: UNIX System Calls and Subroutines Using Cby A. D. Marshall, One o many good books on C. Tis one has the advantage o being availableonline.

Standard emplate Library Programmers GuideOcial on-line reerence or the C++ Standard emplate Library.

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Te C++ Programming LanguageBjarne Stroustrups C++ home page.

Te C99 Language StandardInternational Standard.

Rationale or the C99 Language StandardWorking Draf or the Emerging C++ Standard

C#C# ProgrammingTere isnt a single canonical site or C#, but this one is pretty good.

Standard ECMA-334 C# Language SpecicationTe international language standard. Covers C# 2.0.

Mono Main Page

Te open source development platorm based on the .NE ramework, this site allows developers tobuild Linux and cross-platorm applications with improved developer productivity with a particularemphasis on high-quality compilation o C# and support or the x86, PowerPC, x86-64, Sparc, andS390 architectures. Mono is primarily sponsored by Novell Inc.

DotGNU ProjectA Free Sofware alternative to Microsofs .NE (including C#), developed under GNU auspices.

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Microsofs C# Documentation

Te Common Language Inrastructure Standard

Common LispAssociation o Lisp UsersHome page or the Association o Lisp Users. Includes resources not only or Common Lisp, but alsoor Scheme and other dialects.

Common Lisp HyperSpecOnline hypertext version o the ANSI Common Lisp standard.

Common Lisp the Language, 2nd EditionOnline hypertext copy o Common Lisp the Language, 2nd Edition, by Guy L. Steele, 1990. Oncethe standard language reerence.

An Introduction and utorial or Common Lisp

Extensive list o Common Lisp links, including tutorials, standards, implementations, and papers.Some o the links have gone stale.

Te CMU Common Lisp ProjectCMUCL is a high-perormance, ree Common Lisp implementation or Unix platorms. Its CVSrepository is hosted here at common-lisp.net, but its Web presence is at:http://www.cons.org/cmucl/.

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ErlangOpen Source ErlangOcial site.

rapexit.orgNews and weblogs related to Erlang/OP.

JungerlTe Jungle o Erlang code. Tis sourceorge project contains miscellaneous utilities or Erlang pro-

grammers.

F#F# at Microsof ResearchOcial Microsof Research site. Tese pages document F# as a research project.

hubFSTe primary gathering point o the F# community.

Planet F#An RSS eed.

FortranFortran Library DirectoryContains links to tutorials, articles, compilers, and other resources.

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ANSI X3J3Te Fortran 77 standard.Home page or the Fortran standards group.

HaskellTe Haskell Home PagePrincipal Web site or Haskell, with documentation, tutorials, compilers, and tools.

JavaJava echnologyJava home page at Sun.

Te Java Virtual MachineTe Java Virtual Machine Specication.

Te Java Community Process ProgramHome page or the Java Community Process, charting the uture evolution o the language.

Java Programming FAQs and utorialsExtensive list o Java tutorials.

JavaScriptTe JavaScript SourceA good collection o resources, albeit with a lot o ads.

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JavaScript Made Easy

A good tutorial, plus lots o ree scripts.

ECMAScript Language SpecicationTe international language standard.

JScript Language ReerenceManual or JScript, Microsofs version o JavaScript.

MLStandard ML o New JerseyTe most widely used ML implementation. Open Source. Includes documentation and an extensivelist o pointers to other resources.

Programming in Standard ML 97Excellent online tutorial.

OCamlTe Caml LanguageOcial site.

Te Objective-Camal SystemDocumentation and users manual.

PascalPascal CentralGood central repository or Pascal resources.

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Te ISO language standards.

GNU PascalTe GNU Pascal compiler. Open Source. Based on gcc.

Free PascalAn alternative Open Source implementation. Sel-hosting (written in Pascal).

PerlTe Perl DirectoryPrincipal Web site or Perl, with documentation, tutorials, implementations, tools, and news rom theuser community.

Te Source or PerlAlternative Web site, maintained by OReilly publishers.

Larry Walls Very Own Perl PageLarry Walls Perl home page.

PHPPHP: Hypertext PreprocessorPrincipal Web site or PHP, with documentation, tutorials, implementations, tools, and news romthe user community.

Practical PHP ProgrammingPaul Hudsons PHP Wiki. Based on his book, PHP in a Nutshell.

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Te WWW Virtual Library: Logic ProgrammingGood central repository or resources on logic programming in general and Prolog in particular.

SWI-Prologs HomeA widely used Open Source Prolog implementation.

PythonPython Programming LanguagePrincipal Web site or Python, with documentation, tutorials, implementations, tools, and news rom

the user community.

RubyRuby: Programmers Best FriendEnglish language home page or Ruby, with documentation, tutorials, implementations, tools, andnews rom the user community.

Ruby CentralAdditional Ruby resources.

Scheme(schemers . org)Good central repository or Scheme resources.

Te Scheme Programming LanguageTe MI Scheme Web site. Source or MI GNU Scheme.

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(CHEZ [CHEZ SCHEME])

Source or the Chez Scheme implementation. Also hosts complete on-line version o Kent Dybvigsexcellent Scheme textbook.

PL SchemeSource o the PL Scheme implementation. Widely used or teaching.

Revised5 Report on the Algorithmic Language SchemeTe Revised5 Scheme language standard, in several dierent ormats.

Revised6 Report on the Algorithmic Language SchemeTe new 6th revision o the language standard.

Tclcl Developer XchangePrincipal Web site or cl, with documentation, tutorials, implementations, tools, and news rom theuser community.

Practical Programming in cl and k

Online version o (previous editions o ) the excellent text by Welch and Jones.

XSLTTe Extensible Stylesheet Language Family (XSL)

World Wide Web Consortium ocial Web site or XSL, XPath, XSL-FO, and related technologies.

XSL utorialA good online tutorial. Site also has tutorials or a wide range o other Web technologies.

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Architecture resourcesx86 Assembly Language Reerence Manualx86 Assembly Language Reerence Manual (Sun). Follows the GNU convention o listing thedestination register last.

MIPSpro Assembly Language Programmers GuideAMD64 Architecture ech DocsTe rst 64-bit extension detailed or the x86 architecture was the AMD64 architecture. IntelsEM64 64-bit extensions or the x86 architecture copied the AMD64 extensions, though some non-substantive changes may emerge between the two over time.


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Te directories below contain source code or most o the nontrivial code ragments in Programming LanguagePragmatics, 3rd edition.

In most cases the code in the book does not constitute a complete and runnable program, so these have been extended.In general the goal has been to create as small a program as possible that illustrates the eature in question. Te result isnot always good programming style.

In a ew cases (generally when the point is to observe the behavior o the compiler itsel), the example is just a singlemodule, and will not produce runnable code. Tese must typically be compiled with a -c command-line switch.

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Chapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Programming Language SyntaxChapter 3 Names, Scopes, and BindingsChapter 4 Semantic AnalysisChapter 5 Target Machine ArchitectureChapter 7 Data Types

Chapter 8 Subroutines and Control AbstractionChapter 9 Data Abstraction & Object OrientationChapter 10 Functional LanguagesChapter 11 Logic LanguagesChapter 12 ConcurrencyChapter 13 Scripting LanguagesChapter 14 Building a Runnable ProgramChapter 16 Code Improvement

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Chapter 9 Data Abstraction & Object OrientationChapter 10 Functional LanguagesChapter 11 Logic LanguagesChapter 12 ConcurrencyChapter 13 Scripting LanguagesChapter 14 Building a Runnable ProgramChapter 16 Code Improvement

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