
It is well known that pushdown-stack automata find application within the syntactic analysis phase of compilation. Nonetheless, in most compiler design textbooks the relation between popular parsing algorithms and the theory of deterministic pushdown-stack automata remains implicit. We show that it is not difficult to implement these algorithms as deterministic automata. These implementations in turn yield instructive time/space analyses of the implemented algorithms.
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