Compiler Design Lab (2026-27)

Welcome to the course :

• Lab Session Plan:Click Here
• TinyCStr description
• We will be using SLY (Sly Lex Yacc) for designing compiler of TinyCStr
• David Beazley talk on PLY/SLY

Date	Topic	Resources	Evaluation	Feedback
18-07-2026	TinyCStr description; Sly Lexer/Parser demo	SLY (Sly Lex Yacc) TinyCStr description Sly Lex Yacc Calculator Demo	Clickhere	Clickhere
21-07-2026	Lexer of TinyCStr Level1	Partial Implementation with TODOs Level 1 Lexer		Clickhere
28-07-2026, 01-08-2026	Parser and AST of TinyCStr Level1	AST practice code (Should try before 25-07-2026) Partial Implementation with TODOs Level 1 Parser + AST		Clickhere
04-08-2026	Three-Address Code and MIPS assembly Level1	MIPS assembly reference Function call activation record with MIPS Three address code Gen Practice code MIPS Assembly Gen practice code
11-08-2026	Level 2 Lexer and Parser Type Casting, Relational/Ternary Op- erators	Partial Implementation with TODOs Level 2 Lexer + Parser

Compiler Design (2026-27)

Welcome to the course

• Compiler Engineer Career discussion in LLVM Social Bangalore
• Lexical Analysis
• Parsing

Python Programming (2026-27)

Welcome to the course
Lecture Plan: Clickhere
Important point: "Python is both compiled and interpreted . When the command 'python example.py' is executed, the Python interpreter first compiles example.py into bytecode (.pyc), which is then executed by the Python Virtual Machine (PVM). Like Java, Python uses bytecode and a virtual machine. The difference is that the JVM uses Just-In-Time (JIT) compilation for faster execution, whereas the PVM executes the bytecode directly."
Resources:

• Python3 Tutorial
• Python for Everbody
• Basics of Python