A project for CSE450 Compilers
The assignment was to create a simple "C-like" compiler which compiles to assembly.
- Matt Durak (durakmat)
- Jason Harris (harri757)
- Camden Smith (csmith)
- Function overriding: You can declare functions of same name, different arguments. There is error checking for this and it will complain if you call something with the wrong number of arguments (Matt's task)
- Added run_tests.sh Which will run all tests and print the expected output
- Added 'if' and 'while' (Jason and Cam)
- Added '<', '>', '!=', '==' comparisons (Jason and Cam)
- Expanded on my last Honor's option to add nested block-level scopes
- Can declare a variable in an arbitrily nested block (within {}) and only access it at that level or deeper
- Child scopes can override parent
- Parent scope is accessible from child
- Tests t33, t34, and t35 show it working
- If you try to use an undeclared variable, it gives an error and shows the line number
- Test "t9" demonstrates this but it does not run by default because the compiler will return a "1" and stop the make from continuing
- There is no error checking for function parameters
- I made it so that you can declare variables later in the functions
- Also, you can assign and declare in one statement
- Test t13.tc demonstrates this working