A "Dragon Book" compiler done in Ada.
In order to build make sure that GNAT is installed:
apt install gnat-10
to build run:
gnatmake src/main.adb
once it is built it can be run with:
./main [path_to_file]
ex: ./main ./main testPgms/correct/iterativeFib.src
To run the file either use the LLVM interpreter lli(installed with apt install llvm-runtime):
lli output.ll
or create a native binary with Clang:
clang -o <desired_name> output.ll
./<desired_name>
In the described langauge, strings are declared without indication of size or value and a string can be set to any length string at any time. In order to achieve this, I allocate memeory each time a string is set.
String Comparison Always Fails, this definetly should be solvebale although I procrastinatied on the project and ran out of time
