Compiler Construction Sebastian Hack Core Lecture (9 CP)

Hi all,

We will present the results of the project competition and how the competition was evaluated in a short MS Teams meeting.
Please indicate your preference for a time slot in the poll linked in the Materials section of the CMS until tomorrow, Wednesday, March 1, 18:00, if you want to participate in this meeting.

-- the CC Team

Hi all,

you should now have an Issue in your c4 project in the Gitlab with the date and time of your project presentation, during the next week.
Please make sure that you are at the room in time, but do not enter before you are called in.
At least one group member should have the project source code and a working build readily available on a laptop.
You do not need to prepare slides or the like.

Please make sure that the group.txt file in your project is up to date and includes exactly all group members who intend to pass the course with this project implementation.

With the project deadline on Friday, late in the evening, be aware that the last daily test runs that you can react to will happen in the night from Thursday to Friday, so be careful what you push.

Best,
the CC Team
 

Hi all,

you should now be able to see your score and grade for the first exam on your personal status page. The exam inspection will take place on Tuesday, 21 February 2023 (i.e. next week) from 11:00 to 12:00 in Room 401, E1 3.

Also, starting tonight, the qualification tests for the project competition will be included with the nightly tests.

Lastly, this is the last reminder to use the poll to schedule a project presentation meeting for your group, if you haven't done so already.

Best,

the CC Team

tl;dr:

• first exam: 16 Feb 2023, 15:00-17:00 in LH 002, building E1 3; be there at 14:45, no cheat sheets allowed
• fill in the poll linked on the Materials page to schedule a project presentation for your group until 17 Feb 2023
• there is an exam prep tutorial on Friday, suggest topics in the Discourse thread

Hi all,

as the semester comes to its end, there are several upcoming events:

On Thursday next week, 16 Feb 2023, the first exam will take place in lecture hall 002, in E1 3. The exam starts at 15:00 sharp, please be at the lecture hall at least 15 minutes prior to that. You will have two hours for the exam. No cheat sheets or tools other than writing utensils are allowed. Electronic devices will have to stay turned off in your bags at the sides of the lecture hall. Please consider wearing a mask for entering and exiting the lecture hall.

If you want to participate in the exam, make sure that you have registered in the LSF or that you have sent a mail to Fabian Ritter if you cannot register for the exam in the LSF.

The project presentations will take place from Tuesday, 28 Feb 2023, until Thursday, 02 Mar 2023, in person in room 401, E1 3.
Please enter the preferences of your group for a time slot on these days in the poll linked on the Materials page in the CMS until no later than Friday, 17 Feb 2023. Only one person should enter the preferences per group (under the group's name), please agree on them beforehand. Select as many time slots as possible where all group members are available. Your meeting will take place in a 30 minute period within a selected time slot, we will announce the exact times for each group once we have the assignment to the time slots.

To pass the project, students must participate in their group's project presentation.
At least one group member should have the project source code and a working build available on a laptop.

On Friday, 10 Feb 2023, your tutors will offer a last exam preparation tutorial. If you are particularly interested in a specific topic to discuss there, let them know in the Discourse post.

Best,
the CC Team

Hi all,

the last exercise sheet, the last project assignment, and information on the voluntary project competition are now available on the Materials page.
Be aware that there are no daily tests for the last project assignment; you will have to use your own tests to ensure its correctness.

-- the CC Team

Hi all, and a Happy New Year!

You can now find the assignment for the second-to-last phase of our compiler project, the LLVM IR Generation, on the Materials page of the CMS, together with an archive of helpful example programs and the first exercise sheet of the year. Lectures and tutorials will start again next week in the usual schedule.

Have a good start into the new year,

-- the CC Team

Please note that, starting tomorrow, 2022-11-11, the late tutorial (in the 12-14 time slot) will regularly take place in building E1 1, seminar room 106 instead of the lecture hall.

Moreover, the project assignments for the parsing and AST printing stages are now available on the Materials page.

Your tutorial assignment is now visible on your Personal Status page. The first tutorials take place this week, on Friday (2022-11-04),

• at 10 c.t. (Tutorial 1, in seminar room 106, upstairs in E1 1) and
• at 12 c.t. (Tutorial 2, in lecture hall 2 in E1 3), respectively.

In the tutorials, you will have the opportunity to write a voluntary minitest to get feedback on your understanding of the course material.