System Programming Concept : An Understanding Towards A Compiler

<p>The book is organized into nine chapters. A Brief Description of each chapter follows: The first chapter introduces the readers to the different software and components in detail. The second chapter presents the concept of system programming and its hierarchy. Chapter three describes the computer language with its phases and passes of the compiler. Chapter four is about assembler and its passes. Chapter five deals with linker and loader about its usages in the programming loading schemes. Chapter six explains the different macro pre-processor and its design. Chapter seven holds the basics of compilers and their allocation in memory. Chapter eight explains the basics of grammar classification and parsing techniques. The last chapter nine describes the system development and its applications.</p>