The Mono is an Open Source free programming language project. It has the implementation of Microsoft’s .NET Framework based on the ECMA standards for C# language and Common Language Runtime (CLR). In this article, I will explore how the Mono C# compiler works.

How to Write a Simple Interpreter in JavaScript

by Peter_Olson

Introduction to the compiling/interpreting process by making a simple calculator application in JavaScript

Introduction to ELENA Programming Language

by Alex Rakov, Alexandre Bencz

ELENA is a general-purpose, object-oriented, polymorphic language with late binding

Lexical Analysis At Your Fingertips.

by Frank-Rene Schaefer

Using Quex to generate lexical analyzers

Lexly: A Little Bytecode Programmable Lexer/Generator

by honey the codewitch

A completely programmable lexer/tokenizer/scanner generator in C# using a Pike Virtual Machine

Memory allocation in .Net – Value type, Reference type, Stack, Heap, Boxing, Unboxing, Ref, Out and Volatile

by saleemy2ks

This Article discusses on Memory allocation in .Net and how JIT compiler optimizes non-volatile code. It also talk about Value Type, Reference type, Stack, Heap, Boxing, Unboxing, Ref, Out and Volatile.

Need for Speed - C++ versus Assembly Language

by Jose A Pascoa

Impossible to beat the C++ compiler?

New "var" keyword

by ASP.NET Community

The var keyword is a new keyword in Dot net Framework 3.5 that can infer its data type from the resulting set. Var keyword For instance, look at the

Newt: A Powerful C# Parser Generator in a Small Package

by honey the codewitch

An LL(1) pull parser and generator that thinks it's an LL(k) parser - with a rich, simple and beautiful EBNF syntax

Optimizing your C/C++ programs for Arm Platforms

by Tamar Christina

The article discusses various techniques for improving program performance by optimizing code for compilers, focusing on the ARM platform.

Parse Anything: Advanced Parsley, Part 2

by honey the codewitch

Using Parsley to parse a C# subset into the CodeDOM

Parsley: A Recursive Descent Parser Generator in C#

by honey the codewitch

Generate powerful, maintainable parsers in most major .NET languages using a friendly grammar format

Pck/LALR(1): An LR Parsing Algorithm

by honey the codewitch

An LALR(1) parsing algorithm as part of Pck

Pck: Code Roundup and Quick Start Guide

by honey the codewitch

Using PCK to create grammars, parsers and tokenizers for C# and other .NET languages

Pck: The Parser Construction Kit

by honey the codewitch

A parser generator and unification system for different parsing tools

Protection & Decompiling Software - Start Point Info

by NewPast

Software protection & Decompiling software as a new cracking method

QS Part 1 - A New Approach to Unit and Integration Testing

by Simeon Sheye

Quality Gate One Studio is a testing framework that suggests a new approach to unit and integration testing.

Regex as a Tiny "Threaded" Virtual Machine

by honey the codewitch

A Pike VM for running non-backtracking NFA regular expressions in C#

Shader Optimization with the Mali Offline Compiler

by Jeremy C. Ong

In this article, we’ll introduce you to the usage and expected benefits of using Mali Offline Compiler as a key step in your game development workflow.

Simple Dependence Injector

by p0a1u2l3

How to Build a Simple Dependence Injector from scratch using C#

Slang Part 2: Scope and Type Resolution in the CodeDOM

by honey the codewitch

Getting an accurate CodeDOM back from a C# source subset

Sprache.Calc: Building Yet Another Expression Evaluator

by AlexeyYakovlev

This paper demonstrates a technique of building Sprache parsers using grammar inheritance.

Theano Machine Learning on a GPU on Windows 10

by Dino Konstantopoulos

Running Theano with an Nvidia 1070 GPU on Windows 10, with CUDA 8 and Visual Studio 2015

Unexpected Garbage Collection Results Courtesy of Your Compiler

by Dennis C. Dietrich

Clarifying how the .NET GC identifies objects to collect once and for all... hopefully...

Universal object compiler

by Miguel Diaz Kusztrich

Object creation driven by source code in any language you have designed

Using the Java Native Interface in C#

by Simon Agholor

How to invoke Java methods from a .NET application.

Wild West Coding: MACROs

by RegularJoe5150

An alternative solution to a standard macro that aims to make macros, just a little bit less evil

Writing Compiler Front-Ends for LLVM with Lua using Mewa

by Patrick P. Frey

In this article we see how a very primitive compiler is written in Lua using Mewa and how to compile and run a simple demo program in the shell.