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What are some good resources that cover basics and get very specialized? I wouldn't mind reading through some, I just wanna read everything I can but as long as it's relevant to today, I may still get the dragon book though.



Super basic:

* https://interpreterbook.com/

* https://compilerbook.com/

Somewhat more practical:

* https://www.craftinginterpreters.com/

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massive gap here

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Serious:

* Engineering a Compiler (even this wastes soooo much time on parsing)

* Optimizing Compilers for Modern Architectures

* Advanced Compiler Design and Implementation

I'm not exaggerating or being contrary for the sake of it when I say disregard the Dragon book - we don't build compilers like that any more. It's not even like it teaches you the foundations that are still useful because I think the foundations and what we emphasise as important now have changed so much.




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