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February 2015

For those who might be a bit lost on where to find the course content (like I was before I remembered this), it's here: http://www.csc.kth.se/~phaller/compilers/

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Emil Lundberg posted 5 February 2015

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Philipp Haller commented 5 February 2015

Thanks, Emil! Your pointer is much appreciated. I'll try to make more effective use of the KTH course web in the future. Sorry for the inconvenience this has caused!

Emil Lundberg commented 5 February 2015

No problem! A link on the KTH Social front page or sidebar would be much appreciated, though, since all links from "My pages", the course catalogue and the CSC course home page point you either here or to the CSC course home page, and none of the two currently have any links to the page linked above. :)

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Johan Stenberg commented 7 February 2015

@Philipp Haller:

Hi, wonderful to use Scala for once at KTH!

I've ran into two problems though. First the external website isn't working for looking at e.g. grades or project, it's not redirecting correctly.

Second, I've noticed that both lab0 and lab1 imports the common package which not present, so that should be removed. And also I like to use cutting edge versions of my compiler, but lab1 requires an older version than the latest Scala compiler to use the JSON parsing utilities (scala.util.parsing.json._). I've got it to work with 2.10.3, but I had to (and wanted to) stuff it into a SBT project (did that to lab0 too) to modify the compiler version. Maybe you could provide zips with the labs scaffolded in SBT with empty tests as well? Would probably make it easier for people to get up and going with Scala.

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Philipp Haller commented 10 February 2015

Hi Johan!

Thanks for pointing out the erroneous "import common._" in lab0 and lab1. (I'll also mention it in the lecture today.)

About the JSON parsing utilities: you're absolutely right that the best thing is to use a simple sbt build file which sets up the dependency on JSON parsing correctly. We'll update the ZIP for lab1 with an sbt build.

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