This directory contains a basic C compiler (BCC), developed as part of the computer system course of the fourth year of computer and network studies at INSA Toulouse. This compiler supports a simplified syntax of the C language, including mathematical operations, loops and functions. It makes it possible to produce assembly code and/or a binary object executable by the associated FPGA. The assembly instruction set used is specific to the project and is used by the cross-assembler to produce the object code. The compiler is implemented in Lex, Yacc and C; the cross-assembler is developed in Python. The cross-assembler also performs code optimization operations in two passes and allows the use of registers. An interpreter is available to execute the assembly code produced by the compiler. A limited management of errors is also implemented, allowing a verbose output in most error cases. To get started and compile one of the examples (see Makefile and examples/), use: $ make example To compile a given source file use: $ make $ ./bcc <source_file> $ ./ca.py <asm_file> You can also use the given interpreter to run the compiled assembly code: $ make demo To test the error detection, use: $ make error The vhdl/ folder contains all the source code used on the target FPGA. This part is independent of the compiler itself, but is the main target for the compiler. GNU General Public License, version 3 (GPLv3), see <license>. Manah <contact@manah.fr> Enjmateo <Enjmateo@users.noreply.github.com>