Abdulaziz Ghuloum's An Incremental Approach to Compiler Construction is seriously underrated. The notes from the tutorial seem to have disappeared from the internet. You can get a copy here: https://sites.google.com/site/juliangamble/Home/Compilers%20...
Thanks for that... Fascinating to see how similar this approach is to the start of my own series (which is also bottom up) - up to and including using gcc output to figure out what to output.
http://www.hokstad.com/compiler - it's about two years since I published any of it, but I have 3 new complete parts now written in the last month and a half. Just "buffering" a couple more before I start posting them again.
losethos seems to have lost his patience or something (see bottom of page). I wonder if it's the lack of attention his work gets - his submissions all have 1 point with 0 comments.
Is there a specific reason or does nobody care about his work?
He also (used to?) post a lot on slashdot, osdev, osnews, twitter, reddit and (arguably) 4chan, and he's been banned from most of those. You often see his comments (as Terrence A. Davis) on articles that rank highly here.
At some point Poe's law kicks in, and i'm no longer sure whether it's a mental condition (which would be highly regrettable) or if it's the hivemind playing out some elongated surreal prank.
I'm interested to see more of this in Clojure.