Lectures related to Self-modifying code

Covers lazy evaluation, memoization, interpreter implementation, code generation challenges, and potential extensions.

Explores code generation, performance optimization, and compilation trade-offs in DBMS.

Covers dynamic binary translation as a solution to binary compatibility issues in computer architectures.

Covers generating code for a compiler, translating an Amy program to WebAssembly, including memory management and pattern matching compilation.

Covers object layout challenges in single inheritance scenarios, focusing on Java-like languages and method dispatch using virtual methods tables.

Explores the challenges and benefits of compiler verification, emphasizing the importance of verifying compilers for critical software.

Covers the Language Server Protocol implementation for the IME compiler, focusing on features like auto-completion and signature helpers.

Discusses materialization challenges in databases, query execution strategies, and performance implications.

Explores static analysis techniques like AST-based analysis and taint analysis applied to the Amy language.

Covers the implementation of a foreign-function interface to JavaScript in Scala, focusing on features like opening and reading files.

Explores the structure of a C backend compiler and abstract data types.

Explores Datalog evaluation, DSL embedding, semantics, fixpoint algorithms, and multi-stage programming.

Explores prefix, infix, and postfix notations in expressions and their role in code generation.

Covers the efficiency of register machines over stack machines, memory organization, and mapping instructions.

Analyzes the compiler output of a C program and compares it with Java byte code.

Covers multithreading, code generation, and type checking in compiler implementation.

Covers the challenges of compiling for digital signal processors due to their unique architectural features and irregularities.

Explores database query optimization, discussing static versus dynamic optimization, scan sharing, and the impact on DBMS performance.

Explores method dispatch optimization in object-oriented languages, focusing on inline caching and membership tests.

Explores sediment transport, river structures, and hydraulic platforms for river development.