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Inner Workings of GCC

If, like me, you somehow managed to get a CS degree without taking a compiler course, this article on GCC (the popular Linux/Unix compiler) from Red Hat's newsletter is a good read. It's a high level description of how GCC works with some interesting bits about significant architecture improvements coming in GCC 4.0. I was quite impressed/shocked to read that GCC has over 2.1 million lines of code.

Now I just have to find a similar article about .NET and Mono's compilers.

Posted by JoshC at December 16, 2004 07:36 PM
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