CS652 is a compiler construction course from the University of San Francisco, taught by Terence Parr, built around the ANTLR parser generator and its language-tool materials. Its course materials are hosted on the ANTLR wiki.

One commenter finds the course materials very informative and timely, and says they also bought the author's Pragmatic Programmers book.

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1. Recommendsperegrine2011in “Compilers and Compiler Generators”

   Wow amazing timing, just started reading the course materials at http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/CS652/CS652+Home and finding them very informative. Also just purchased the PragProg book of the same author.

   This seems really informative and timely for me.

   Thanks a ton fogus!

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