Looking for a book with emphasis on interpreters

adracup@vnet.ibm.com (Andy Dracup)
Thu, 18 Aug 1994 12:45:57 GMT

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From: adracup@vnet.ibm.com (Andy Dracup)
Keywords: books, interpreter, question, comment
Organization: IBM Glendale Laboratory, Endicott, NY
References: 94-08-100
Date: Thu, 18 Aug 1994 12:45:57 GMT

compilers-faq lists a bunch of books, one with 'interpreters' in its title
(Mak's: Writing Compilers and Interpreters). I'm mainly interested in
intrepreters, and in particular, REXX. Since Mak's book is flamed in the
FAQ can someone recommend a better book on the theory and practice of
writing interpreters?


Andy Dracup
[There are a few from the 1970s but I haven't seen any recent ones. -John]
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