An implementation of the B-Minor toy language from Douglas Thain's "Introduction to Compilers and Language Design".
Currently, code generation works on my machine using GCC as a linker - I'd love to hear from anyone who
tests on Windows or with Clang as a linker. Here is example output of compiling and running the
hello_world.bm example:
Similarly, here's compiler diagnostic output from one of the examples intended to produce errors:
Important
Building the compiler from source requires an installation of LLVM v18, as LLVM's API headers are called externally.
Running the compiler also requires Clang, GCC, or MSVC. This implementation of B-Minor's print keyword
relies on the C library, as well as a C compiler toolchain to link it.
If you're unfamiliar with Rust and want to run the project (after installing Rust and Cargo via Rustup):
cargo run -- examples/hello_world.bm
(or, if you've installed the release binary):
./bmcc examples/hello_world.bm
If you want to build the documentation:
cargo doc --document-private-items