/ssw_lab_5sem

Set of laboratory tasks for course of system software (5 semester)

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ssw_lab_5sem

Set of laboratory tasks for course of system software (5 semester)

lab_01

Simple example of lexical and syntax analyzer. Without building AST (abstract syntax tree).

lab_02

Simple example of lexical and syntax analyzer. With building AST (abstract syntax tree).

lab_03

Simple example of lexical and syntax analyzer. With building AST (abstract syntax tree). Work with if/while/for operators.

lab_04

Simple example of lexical and syntax analyzer. With building AST (abstract syntax tree) and code generation GAS (GNU Assembler).

What we will be do:

  • build table of lexemes, scanner of Pascal's code;
  • build abstract syntax tree, parser of Pascal's code;
  • generate assembler-like code;

How work with repo

You have to fork this repository, create your branch and complete tasks. All changes you will be commit and push in your forked repository. After you make sure that everything works, you send pull request to this repository. For updating (synchronize) your copy (fork) repository, you have to set upstream to this repository, fetch changes from the upstream (this) repository, merge the changes into your local repository and push them to your remote repository.

To work with git you should to use Github client (*nix systems already have git CLI client) and Git CLI. Google next terms:

  • git clone
  • git add
  • git commit -m
  • git merge
  • git pull
  • git push
  • git rebase
  • git log
  • git diff
  • git fetch
  • git remote

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