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As stated by the curriculum, your task is to build a simple compiler for a small procedural programming language.
It's quite hard to fit this goal into the 5 ECTS budget of this module (lecture included), nevertheless I think I found the right trade-offs with the given specification.
Still, it is highly recommended to work in teams and that you start early - always trying to be ahead of schedule.
Still, it is highly recommended to work in teams and that you start early — always trying to be ahead of schedule.
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## Prerequisites
							
							
							
								
							
						
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- Fluent in C (or C++, or Go, or Rust, or Haskell)
    - General programmer mindset
    - General programming mindset
    - Knowing your tools
- Algorithms and data structures
							
							
							
								
							
						
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Since this course is very programming intensive, you need to be fluent in one of these languages.
If choose C and think strings are compared using `==` you'll have a very hard time.
If you choose C and think strings are compared using `==` you'll have a very hard time.
For OS, if you think calling `exec` without `fork` while implementing a library is a good idea, maybe revisiting the OS course would be a good idea.
For OS, if you think calling `exec` without `fork` while implementing a library is a good idea, maybe consider revisiting the OS course.
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    - Specification provided
    - Evaluation scheme provided
## Requirements
- Working compiler
## Recommended Schedule
- See README
							
							
							
								
							
						
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You are free to deviate from this schedule.
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## Submissions
- End of June: build test submission (optional)
- Mid of July: final submission (no extensions)
## Teams
- 1–3 people