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Crafting a Compiler, Second Edition, home page edit / delete
Another book on building compilers.
The Perl 6 compiler/interpreter written in Haskell.
Scrap your boilerplate ... in Haskell edit / delete
Generic programming in GHC -- with one of the examples being traversing ASTs in a nice way. This looks distinctly useful (and rather nicer than the current approach I'm using!), provided it meshes nicely with the monad stuff [yes, it does, it's in the fir
to compiler functional haskell research ... on 01 October 2006
Niklaus Wirth, "Compiler Construction" edit / delete
Wirth's book on writing single-pass compilers. Not ground-breaking, but it's a good introduction to the subject.
Cibyl - SpelWiki edit / delete
Utterly bizarre cool idea: a translator from MIPS binaries to Java bytecode, so that you can compile C to the JVM using GCC.
to bytecode compiler java research translation ... on 02 September 2006
Andrew Morton's Home Page edit / delete
Various bits, including hardware and software for a Unix-like 680x0 system, the DDE editor, and a C++-like language compiler.
to compiler editor embedded retrocomputing software ... on 13 August 2006
The TenDRA Project edit / delete
C/C++ compilers with static checking features. Interesting for being a DERA-originated free software project.
to c c++ compiler research static-checking ... on 13 August 2006
crazy-compilers: bridgekeeper -- A Perl to Python source code converter edit / delete
No idea how well it works. (I suspect not very.)
Shed Skin - Shed Skin edit / delete
Python-to-C++ compiler -- a neat idea and (apparently) a *very* small implementation. It puts some restrictions on the Python code it'll accept which mean that virtually none of my programs will compile, though (you can't mix scalars and None).
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tasty by Adam Sampson.