A learning project: Compiles C-Code to Byte-Code and runs it in a virtual machine.
- Boost C++ Library
- CMake
Run ./configure to create the build directory and the make files.
RUn cmake --build . inside the build-debug directory to build the binaries into build-debug/bin and build-debug/lib.
Type into the console
charlie build where <entry> is your entry C++ file in which a main function must be defined.
For now the compiler only supports source files. Note the ending .cc willl be append to your given filename.
Usage example:
using namespace charlie;
// Init the Compiler and set the output for compiler messages.
Compiler compiler = Compiler([](string const& message)
{
cout << message << endl;
});
// Add external function which can be called by the program
compiler.ExternalFunctionManager.AddFunction("print", [](const char *message)
{
cout << message;
});
// Compile the file "src/main.cc"
compiler.Build("src/main");
// Run the program
compiler.Run();The samples in show the currently supported features of that tool set. Or click here for more informations.
Please feel welcome to folk this repository.
You will need to download the Google Test library in order to run the tests.
If you are using Visual Studio you have to set the system variable GTEST to the directory googletest\googletest.