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Speaking as a university professor, I would look up the names of professors teaching compilers or related classes at various American universities, and send the
by impendia 15y ago
Speaking as a university professor, I would look up the names of professors teaching compilers or related classes at various American universities, and send them an e-mail with a link to your site. Offer them a freebie if they are interested in using it in a class or sharing it with their students.
This will annoy some of them, but if so, they will have forgotten about it fifteen seconds later, so I don't think it matters a lot.
You might offer free copies to any class (i.e., the students too) that uses it until it becomes more established.
Keep in mind that a lot of university professors are fed up with the traditional publishing model (see http://www.thecostofknowledge.com http://www.thecostofknowledge.com) and will be naturally sympathetic to you.
Keep the e-mail brief. No HTML. A lot of these people use Pine :)
Good luck!