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seconded. so a lot of people say a lot of things. i like chapters 1-5 just as much as the rest, btw. it's objectively a great book, written by objectively grea
by fargle 3y ago
seconded.
so a lot of people say a lot of things.
i like chapters 1-5 just as much as the rest, btw.
it's objectively a great book, written by objectively great developers and computer scientists.
is it the best to learn from today? who can say.
you might also say we should not start the education for structural engineering by studying the Brooklyn bridge either.
but, so here we are.
- kaba0 3y agoBut as mentioned, not even the rest of the book is relevant for compilers without SSA, so I don’t think your bridge example is relevant.
- jobhdez 3y agoThe book introduces three address code which is similar to ssa
- jobhdez 3y agoYea the authors of the book won a Turing award a few years ago.