jftt-compiler

This is a final project as part of the Formal languages ​​and translation techniques course at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology.

Project overview

Simple imperative language compiler. The language specification in Polish can be found here.

This compiler performs a naive translation (without any intermediate code representation stages).

Used tools

• GNU Make 4.3
• GNU G++ 12.3.0
• GNU Flex 2.6.4
• GNU Bison 3.8.2
• System: WSL Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
• C++ standard: 17

Compiler usage

• Build the compiler: make compiler

  This will create a compiler executable in the project root directory.

• Compile a source file:

  ./compiler <input-file-path> <output-file-path>

  NOTE: The convention is to name the input files with the .imp and the output files with the .mr extensions.

• Build the virtual machine: make vm

  This will create a run-vm and cln-run-vm executables.

  To run a compiled source file run the following command:

  ./run-vm <input-file-path>
  ./cln-run-vm <input-file-path>

  NOTE: The virtual machine expects a file with the machine readable code (by convention files with .mr extension) as an input.

  NOTE: The cln-run-vm executable is built with the libcln-dev 1.3.6 library.

Examples

The example imperative programs can be found in the test/ directory.

To compile all files inside a directory you can use the compile_dir.py script.