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This chapter aims at providing some helpful information about the
various tools that you are likely to use to implement tc. It
does not replace the reading of the genuine documentation, nevertheless,
helpful tips are given. Feel free to contribute additional information.
| • Programming Environment: | Requirements over your tools | |
| • Modern Compiler Implementation: | The Tiger Bible | |
| • Bibliography: | Recommended Readings | |
| • The GNU Build System: | Creating packages | |
| • GCC: | The GNU Compiler Collection | |
| • Clang: | A C language family front end for LLVM | |
| • GDB: | The GNU Project Debugger | |
| • Valgrind: | The Ultimate Memory Debugger | |
| • Flex & Bison: | Scanning and Parsing | |
| • HAVM: | A Tree Interpreter
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| • MonoBURG: | A code generator generator | |
| • Nolimips: | A MIPS R2000 Simulator | |
| • SPIM: | Another MIPS R2000 Simulator | |
| • SWIG: | Extracting Bindings to C++ libraries | |
| • Python: | An object oriented script language | |
| • Doxygen: | Generating Developer Documentation |