Re: how to ... Compiler Design in C

On 20/07/2026 16:28, Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote:
> On 7/20/2026 10:15 PM, David Brown wrote:
>>
>> I have seen you occasionally make posts that have a question or
>> technical content that is at least somewhat topical.  Please try to
>> stick to doing that.  Many of the experts in c.l.c. have already
>> kill-filed you and will not answer any of your questions, but some might
>> if you change your attitude significantly.
> 
> I am not a C compiler person.
> 

This is not a newsgroup about writing C compilers.  It is about the C 
programming language.  That means we discuss the language, the C 
standard library, the C standards, and questions about what C means. 
Occasionally, we discuss implementations of bits of code in C, if it is 
particularly interesting or informative about the language.

Why don't you start by reading some of the threads here - ignoring your 
own ones?  There are some threads that are off-topic drivel, 
unfortunately, but you should be able to figure out what is on topic and 
what is not.  If you can't, don't post.

And think about what other people might find interesting.  Do you really 
think anyone here cares about the life-stories of a particular student 
or lecturer at a particular university?  (Don't answer that - it is 
rhetorical.)

I have - again - set the follow-ups to alt.dev.null.  I did that because 
I do not expect you to reply.  I expect you to go away, read threads in 
the group, and think.  (This applies as much to the other newsgroups as 
to comp.lang.c.)