There are several podcasts with lectures from universities. I am looking for "other" podcasts.
So are there any non-lecture podcasts about compiler development?
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Below are podcasts on compiler development from Software Engineering Radio:
- Episode 61 Internals of GCC
- Episode 182 Domain Specific Languages
- Episode 160 Aspect J and Spring AOP
- Episode 118 Eelco Visser on Parsers
- Episode 57 Compile time Meta Programming
- Episode 44 Interview with Brian Goetz and David Holmes
- Episode 36 Interview with Guy Steele
Oresoft Live Web Class:
- Compiler Design (42 videos)
Blip.tv
Google Tech Talks:
- LLVM
- Learning to Analyze Sequences
- Code Generation with Ruby
- Compiling Dynamic Languages
- GCC: Current Topics and Future Directions
- Compiling and Optimizing Scripting Languages
- Building Industrial Strength Performance Tools
- DMS: Software Tool Infrastructure
- Tools for Continuous Integration at Google Scale
- Cross Compiling Android Applications to iPhone
YouTube:
- How the Compiler Works
- Lexical Analysis
- Syntax Analysis
- Code Generation and Optimization
- Code Generation of the JVM
- Lexical Scanning in Go
Channel 9:
Confreaks:
TWIT Network's Floss Weekly discussed related topics:
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4I am overwhelmed by this answer. The power of SE, right here. – Christian Neverdal Jan 09 '12 at 07:28
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@ChristianJonassen Is there a particular reason why you are not interested in online lectures related to Compiler construction? The reason why I asked is because [Coursera](https://www.coursera.org/) is about to offer an excellent free course on [Compilers](https://www.coursera.org/course/compilers). Everyone interested in compilers should **not** miss this. – Anthony Aug 19 '12 at 23:28
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Simply because I knew about (a lot) of them already. – Christian Neverdal Aug 20 '12 at 06:18