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Tag Archives: homework
Manually fuzzing my own compiler
As I mentioned before, I had to write a compiler for simplified CPL. An obvious requirement was that the compiler generate correct code. A less obvious requirement, but important none-the-less, was that after a syntax error, the compiler will keep … Continue reading
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Tagged Compilation, fuzzing, homework, Python, Testing
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Writing a Quad Interpreter
My compilation homework is writing a compiler from simplified CPL to Quad, a made up assembly language. The compiler was going well, and when it started to emit code, I naturally wanted to test it. The problem is, I work … Continue reading
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Tagged Compilation, homework, VM
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Using zpint in Cryptography Homework
Originally, I wrote zpint to help me with my algebric structures homework. For those not familiar with it, it allows you to do computations modulo p the same way you do for ints. Not surprisingly, I found myself using it … Continue reading