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Is it true that you just want to know the symbol table<br />
in gcc or in a general compiler for C programming langue ?
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Is it true that you just want to know the symbol table
in gcc or in a general compiler for C programming langue ?

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I just want to know how the symbol<br />
table is organized in C compiler.<br />
gcc or other.
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I just want to know how the symbol
table is organized in C compiler.
gcc or other.

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who can tell me how the symbol table is designed in gcc.<br />
or other compiler.<br />
what's the whole structure?<br />
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ThankS !
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who can tell me how the symbol table is designed in gcc.
or other compiler.
what's the whole structure?

ThankS !

Symbol table(hash table) in gcc or other C compiler?

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