Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools
Free Course in Automata Theory
I have prepared a course in automata theory (finite automata, context-free grammars, decidability, and intractability), and
it begins April 23, 2012. You can learn more about the course at www.coursera.org/course/automata.
Several other courses will start at the same time, including Alex Aiken on Compilers, Mike Genesereth's Logic course,
Nick Parlante on computing for everyman/woman, and a repeat of ANdrew Ng's Machine-Learning class.
You can learn about each of these courses at www.coursera.org/
2006 Course on Code Optimization
In the winter of 2006, I (co)taught, and created slides for
CS243, Stanford's second compiler course,
covering code optimization. Wei Li, head of the compiler
division at Intel co-taught the course with me, and many of the slides
in the set provided are his. Ben Livshits and Hasan Imam were the TA's,
and they too provided materials; especially the lectures on JOEQ and
introductory motivation are Ben's, and both contributed to exams and
solutions.
Some Old Notes in PDF
Jeffrey D. Ullman
ullman @ cs.stanford.edu
650-494-8016 (home)
650-725-2588 (FAX)