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Programming Languages: Concepts and Implementation
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Programming Languages: Concepts and Implementation

by Saverio Perugini
December 2021
Beginner
840 pages
47h 29m
English
Jones & Bartlett Learning
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9.6 Abstract-Syntax Tree for Camille

A goal of Part II of this text is to establish an understanding of data abstraction techniques so we can harness them in our construction of environment-passing interpreters, for purposes of simplicity and efficiency, in Part III.

9.6.1 Camille Abstract-Syntax Tree Data Type: TreeNode

The following abstract-syntax tree data type TreeNode is used in the abstract-syntax trees of Camille programs for our Camille interpreters developed in Part III:

A set of 17 code lines in a Camille program that uses the data type Tree Node.
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Continuation of the code in a Camille program that uses the data type Tree Node consisting of 35 lines.
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9.6.2 Camille Parser Generator ...

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