The main idea is to develop, slowly and iteratively, a language that is based on C but with the following principles:
- It must be based on spanish
- It must contain functions, not procedures.
- It must contain list based functions.
And we must comply with the following language processing steps:
- Syntact Analysis
- Semantic Analysis
- Intermedium code generation based on 4-tuples.
Bruh:
clear && make clean && make && ./bin/scanner < examples/basic.txt && gcc -o main generado/main.c && ./main
The following list operations are available:
imprimir >> "Avanzando...\n";
lx>>;
imprimir >> "Retrocediento...\n";
lx<<;
imprimir >> "Elemento actual: " >> ?lx >> "\n";
imprimir >> "Borrando lista por la mitad \n";
lx = lx%2;
imprimir >> "Elemento Longitud nueva: " >> #lx >> " \n";
imprimir >> "Concatenando listas...\n";
lx = lx**lx2;
imprimir >> "Elemento Longitud Lx nueva: " >> #lx >> " \n";
imprimir >> "Quitando elemento posición 1" >> "\n";
lx = lx--1;
imprimir >> "Añadiendo 1 en la posición 2" >> "\n";
lx = lx++1@2;
imprimir >> "Sumar 1 a la lista" >> "\n";
lx = lx + 1;
imprimir >> "Restar 1 a la lista" >> "\n";
lx = lx - 1;
imprimir >> "Multiplicar por 2 a la lista" >> "\n";
lx = lx * 2;
imprimir >> "Dividir por 2 a la lista" >> "\n";
lx = lx / 2;
ve = 1 + lx;
imprimir >> ve >> "\t";
ve = 1 - lx;
imprimir >> ve >> "\t";
ve = 1 * lx;
imprimir >> ve >> "\t";
ve = 1 / lx;
imprimir >> ve >> "\t\n";
There are more examples on the examples folder.
- Remember that functions must return something, always (we where to lazy to allow it not to).
- Remember that the block goes like: declar_variables -> declar_functions -> code block [..]
- Some lists operations are under-development and might have memory leakage or core dump xd
Better example:
principal(){
imprimir >> "Hello World!\n";
}