The ubuntu 64-bit version of the cbc compiler implemented in the book "Homemade Compilers.". This project mainly solves the problem of unable to compile and run cbc on 64-bit machines.
Note: Different ubuntu distributions may rely on inconsistent library names. The code here is the installation command on ubuntu 16.04
apt-get update && apt-get install -y \
gcc-multilib g++-multilib libc6-i386 lib32ncurses5 lib32stdc++6 \
openjdk-8-jre \
git
git clone https://github.com/leungwensen/cbc-ubuntu-64bit.git
cd cbc-ubuntu-64bit && ./install.sh
Unlike the original cbc, the -Wa,"--32" -Wl,"-melf_i386" execution parameters need to be added to the 64-bit system.
cbc -Wa,"--32" -Wl,"-melf_i386" test/hello.cb
./hello
> Hello, World!
The general principle is to build an environment for cbc compilation and execution based on the 64-bit system of Ubuntu 16.04. Users only need to download the packaged image locally to get the executable cbc, eliminating the need to configure and compile cbc.
eval $(docker-machine env default)
Download the mirror leungwensen/cbc-ubuntu-64bit
docker pull leungwensen/cbc-ubuntu-64bit
docker run -t -i leungwensen/cbc-ubuntu-64bit
The cbc command in the image is an alias of cbc -Wa,--32 -Wl,-melf_i386 and can be executed directly.
cbc cbc-ubuntu-64bit/test/hello.cb
This is the CbC, Cflat programming language compiler.
To compile cbc itself:
* JDK 1.5 or later
* JavaCC 4.0 or later
* ant
* make
To run cbc and compiled program:
* Linux 2.4 or later
* util-linux (ld-linux.so.2)
* GNU libc 2.3 or later
* GNU binutils (as, ld)
To install all files under /usr/local/cbc:
# sudo ./install.sh
# sudo ln -s ../cbc/bin/cbc /usr/local/bin/cbc
To install all files under $HOME/cbc:
$ ./install.sh $HOME/cbc
$ ln -s ../cbc/bin/cbc $HOME/bin/cbc
Edit build.properties for your environment and invoke make:
$ vi build.properties
$ make
Invoke "make test":
$ make test
Note that you need bash (not bourne sh) to run test scripts.
ksh or zsh may work.
$ cbc --help
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