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Re:Ask HN: Compiler Engineers, what would you advise new gra... by stmw on Sunday September 08, 2019 @08:58PM (#20914378)
I second the recommendation to spend time on LLVM, as there are decent books and tutorials, and it is in active use. It can also be helpful to study JIT compilers - see the .Net runtime code, or various JDK source code - since dynamic code generation has some different tradeoffs.
Re:Ask HN: Compiler Engineers, what would you advise new gra... by saagarjha on Sunday September 08, 2019 @09:41PM (#20914545)
Not a compiler engineer, but I'd suggest taking a look at JavaScript JITs as well, which often have interesting solutions for making a poorly-typed language run fast on modern hardware.
Re:Ask HN: Compiler Engineers, what would you advise new gra... by billconan on Monday September 09, 2019 @10:22AM (#20918444)
which books are good?