Engineering a Programming Language with LLVM
From Concept to Production Compiler

Engineering a Programming Language with LLVM From Concept to Production Compiler

Download:https://simplifycpp.org/books/Engineering_a_Programming_Language_with_LLVM.pdf

This book is a complete, practical guide to building a real-world programming language on top of LLVM — not just a toy compiler, but a production-ready toolchain.

It covers the entire journey:

  • Language design principles
  • Frontend architecture and semantic analysis
  • LLVM IR generation and optimization
  • Object emission and linking
  • Cross-compilation and ABI integration
  • Runtime libraries and system integration
  • Debug information, testing strategy, and performance engineering
  • MLIR and custom backend development

Every chapter is grounded in official LLVM documentation, ABI specifications, and real toolchain engineering practices — with extensive examples and Windows-ready workflows.

This is not a theoretical overview. It is a complete engineering roadmap from idea to industrial compiler.

If you are serious about building languages, toolchains, or next-generation compilers — this book was written for you.

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