README file for Programming Assignment 5 (Java edition)
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Your directory should now contain the following files:
ASTConstants.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/ASTConstants.java
ASTLexer.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/ASTLexer.java
ASTParser.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/ASTParser.java
AbstractSymbol.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/AbstractSymbol.java
AbstractTable.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/AbstractTable.java
BoolConst.java
Cgen.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/Cgen.java
CgenClassTable.java
CgenNode.java
CgenSupport.java
ClassTable.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/ClassTable.java
Flags.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/Flags.java
IdSymbol.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/IdSymbol.java
IdTable.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/IdTable.java
IntSymbol.java
IntTable.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/IntTable.java
ListNode.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/ListNode.java
Makefile -> [course dir]/assignments/PA5J/Makefile
README
StringSymbol.java
StringTable.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/StringTable.java
SymbolTable.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/SymbolTable.java
SymtabExample.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/SymtabExample.java
TokenConstants.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/TokenConstants.java
TreeConstants.java
TreeNode.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/TreeNode.java
Utilities.java -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/Utilities.java
cool-tree.aps -> [course dir]/src/PA5J/cool-tree.aps
cool-tree.java
example.cl
The Makefile contains targets for compiling and running your
program, as well as handing it in. DO NOT MODIFY.
In example.cl you should write a correct Cool program which
tests as many aspects of the code generator as possible. It
should pass your code generator, and running spim on the
generated output should run the program correctly.
CgenClassTable.java CgenNode.java are the skeleton files for
the code generator. These skeletons are much larger than the
ones for previous assignments. The skeletons provides three
components of the code generator:
- functions to build the inheritance graph; (we supply
this in case you didn't get this working for PA4)
- functions to emit global data and constants;
You should work to understand this code, and it will help you
write the rest of the code generator.
TreeNode.java and ListNode.java contain definitions used by
the tree package. DO NOT MODIFY.
cool-tree.java specifies and give an implementation of Cool
ASTs (see the README for PA3 and the "Cool Tour"). In this
assignment, you will need to complete the code generating
methods for all Cool expression nodes.
BoolConst.java, IntSymbol.java, and StringSymbol.java are used
to manage constants in Cool programs. You will need to
complete the method for generating constant definitions in
each of these classes.
CgenSupport.java is general support code for the code
generator. You can add functions and constants as you see
fit, but do not modify anything that's already there. This
class also serves as a placeholder for a bunch of constants as
well as functions to emit spim instructions (we supply these
to save you some tedious coding).
TreeConstants.java defined some useful symbol constants. You
may add some of your own, if you wish.
ASTLexer.java, ASTParser.java, and ASTConstants.java implement
a lexer and a parser for reading text representation of ASTs
from console in the format produced by the parser phase. DO
NOT MODIFY.
Cgen.java supplies the driver for the compiler. You should not
modify this code. The script mycoolc can pass any of the
standard flags to the code generator; for this assignment, -c
(code generator debug) may be useful as it sets a global
variable cgen_debug to true (1). If you want your code
generator to print debug information when the option is set,
write your debug code in the following format:
if (cgen_debug)
{
...
}
SymbolTable.java contains a symbol table implementation. Read
the comments in the file and look at the example in
SymtabExample.java. You are not required to use this code,
but you may find it useful. DO NOT MODIFY.
Instructions
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To compile your compiler and code generator type:
% make cgen
To test your compiler, type:
% ./mycoolc [-o output filename] <file1.cl> <file2.cl> ...
This command parses all the cool files given on the command
line, passes them through the semantic checker, and then hands
the program AST to your code generator.
To run your compiler on the file example.cl, type:
% make dotest
To run the produced code:
% spim -file file1.s /* or the output filename you chose */
Instructions for turning in the assignment will be posted on the
course web page.
GOOD LUCK!