CIS 461/561 Winter 2008

Introduction to Compilers

Assignments and Compiler Project Schedule

Assignments are due at the end of class on the date indicated. No late assignments will be accepted!

Assignments should be machine generated (i.e., printed out from a word processor or editor or neatly typed), and your name and student ID must be on on each sheet. If assignments are messy or otherwise hard to read, points will be deducted. Programming projects will be turned in electronically, and instructions on how to do this will be given with the project description.

Assignments
Assignment Page Link	Topic	Due
homework1	Introduction to Compilers	Monday, April 7
homework2	Syntax and Grammars	Monday, April 14
projectA	Lexical Analyzer Phase for C Minus	Wednesday, April 16
homework3	Context Free Grammars	Monday, April 21
homework4	Top down parsing and LL(1) grammars	Wednesday, April 30
projectB	Parser Phase for C Minus	Thursday, May 8
homework5	Bottom up parsing and LR grammars	Monday, May 12
projectC	Semantic Analysis Phase for C Minus	Monday, May 19
homework6	Semantic Analysis, Code Generation	Monday, June 2
projectD	Code Generation Phase for C Minus	Friday, June 6 ←New date!

Work turned in must be your own - if you collaborate with anyone else on any of the assignments, indicate that on the work you turn in. For the programming projects, you may work in teams of two unless you are registered in CIS 561 for graduate credit. (You may also do the programming projects by yourself if you choose.) The names of the team members must be indicated clearly in the project source code when it is turned in, and each will receive the same credit. Academic honesty is expected and cases of suspected dishonesty will be handled according to university policy. In particular, copying someone else's work (including material found on the web) will not be tolerated. If solutions to assignments are obtained from outside sources, the source must be cited.