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Forwarded-For: jch@genrad.com (John C. Howland)
				       
		   GBC/ACM Professional Development Seminar
				       
			   How to be a GNU C Wizard
	       Or what to do now that you have GNU Emacs running
		     Michael Tiemann, Stanford University
			   Saturday, April 29, 1989

   This seminar will explain the architecture and inner workings of the GNU  C
   compiler.   The  audience  which  recognizes good software design will have
   much to appreciate as the data structures,  memory  management  strategies,
   algorithms,  and organizational principles of the compiler are described in
   detail.  The technical level of the seminar should engage most  people  who
   have  an  interest  in  writing  a  new front end, a new optimization pass,
   porting  the  compiler  to  a  new  architecture,  or  any  Free   Software
   afficionado.   An  audience  eager  to  hack  compilers - but never found a
   compiler that was both understandable and worth hacking - will be  prepared
   by  this  talk  to  learn quickly how compilers work, and how they can make
   this code work for them.

   LOCATION: The seminar is at  Northeastern  University's  Snell  Engineering
   Center,  Boston,  Ma.   Late  registration  starts at 8:30 (Please call the
   number below for information.  We have an upper limit on enrollment).   The
   Seminar  starts  at 9:00 and runs all day until 4:30 with a mid morning and
   mid afternoon break and a break for lunch at noon.

   FEES: The seminars are $65 per 1 day seminar plus a once only charge of $10
   membership  fee to non GBC/ACM members.  (For example, nonmembers would pay
   $75 for one seminar, or $140 for  two.)  Fees  include  seminar  materials,
   lunch and refreshments.

   INFORMATION: For  information  and  registration  forms,  please  call  our
   answering service at (617)-662-2865