Are there any podcasts (not lectures) about compiler development?

Question

There are several podcasts with lectures from universities. I am looking for "other" podcasts.

So are there any non-lecture podcasts about compiler development?

Answer 1

Below are podcasts on compiler development from Software Engineering Radio:

• Episode 61 Internals of GCC
• Episode 182 Domain Specific Languages
• Episode 160 Aspect J and Spring AOP
• Episode 118 Eelco Visser on Parsers
• Episode 57 Compile time Meta Programming
• Episode 44 Interview with Brian Goetz and David Holmes
• Episode 36 Interview with Guy Steele

Oresoft Live Web Class:

• Compiler Design (42 videos)

Blip.tv

• Introduction to Compilers

Google Tech Talks:

• LLVM
• Learning to Analyze Sequences
• Code Generation with Ruby
• Compiling Dynamic Languages
• GCC: Current Topics and Future Directions
• Compiling and Optimizing Scripting Languages
• Building Industrial Strength Performance Tools
• DMS: Software Tool Infrastructure
• Tools for Continuous Integration at Google Scale
• Cross Compiling Android Applications to iPhone

YouTube:

• How the Compiler Works
• Lexical Analysis
• Syntax Analysis
• Code Generation and Optimization
• Code Generation of the JVM
• Lexical Scanning in Go

Channel 9:

• Eric Lippert - On Compiler Evolution, Designing C# and Blogging

Confreaks:

• Towards a Ruby Compiler
• How to Implement your own Programming Language

TWIT Network's Floss Weekly discussed related topics:

• Guido van Rossum (language design)
• PHP Creator Rasmus Lerdorf (origins of PHP)
• Superfeedr

Computer Science Podcast has:

• May 2011 Compilers Everywhere