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AD-604 (C) · Compiler Design/Important Questions

Compiler Design (AD-604 (C)) - Important Questions

  1. Unit 18 Marks High Priority

    Explain input buffering with example and discuss lexical errors in detail.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  2. Unit 16 Marks High Priority

    What is a lexical analyzer and what is its role?

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  3. Unit 214 Marks High Priority

    Compute LR(0) items for the following grammar and construct SLR parser table: S -> L=R | R, L -> *R | id, R -> L.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  4. Unit 38 Marks High Priority

    Explain different polymorphic functions with example.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  5. Unit 36 Marks High Priority

    Explain different dynamic storage allocation strategies.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  6. Unit 48 Marks High Priority

    What is a DAG? Construct DAG for the given basic block: D := B*C; E := A+B; B := B+C; A := E-D.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  7. Unit 46 Marks High Priority

    Explain peephole optimization with example.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  8. Unit 56 Marks High Priority

    Explain different code improving / code optimization transformations.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  9. Unit 58 Marks High Priority

    Define code optimization. Explain function preserving code optimization.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  10. Unit 26 Marks High Priority

    Explain the recursive descent parsing method with an example.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  11. Unit 28 Marks High Priority

    Explain L-attributed definition with suitable example.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  12. Unit 48 Marks High Priority

    Explain register allocation and assignment with suitable example.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  13. Unit 56 Marks High Priority

    Explain dead code elimination and loop optimization with examples. Discuss introduction to global data flow analysis.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

  14. Unit 514 Marks High Priority

    Write short notes on symbol table, type checking, loop optimization and constant folding.

    Predicted for DEC-2026

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