So for those who are not compiler buffs but wish to be, this MIT online courseware stuff can be helpful. Also buy the books especially the Tiger one for an intro....the more advanced books by Steven Muchnick are a much more challenging read and the fortran hurts my head...though the theory is helpful and there are some good explanations of the different chip arcitecture. I'm working up the stomach to actually READ them cover to cover...though I'm not looking forward to becoming a fortran expert...
course link: http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-035Computer-Language-EngineeringFall2002/CourseHome/index.htm
There is other relevant MIT courseware but you can search for that yourself :-) Note that you should use the search and not rely on the categorical stuff because somehow not everything that is searchable seems to be locatable via categorical search.
Unfortunately its just lecture notes and projects, etc. It'd be really cool if they had some kinda audio or video or something...but then I guess it'd be MIT on the cheap.
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