University Project for explaining a codegenerator (part of compiler). Its created with C# as a console application.
The main goal is to show the audience how assembly code is generated out of three-adress-code.
The code.exe accepts a file called 'z.dat' in the root of the project. Its filled with three-adress-code, one per line.
There is no "input" command, just put a text file named as mentioned above and the program will show you the generated output.
p:=3 q:=p+4
There is no real "default" set of commands to use. This generator is only used to demonstrate the basics of a codegenerator. I've tried to visualize used registers, might need some work to be done but in general it should work with some tweaks.
Sure, go ahead and make it yours. I really don't need any credits, but if you want you can always mention me in your presentation. If you have any questions about a compiler (or the codegenerator itself) feel free to ask.
Check the PDF in the paper folder to find out more about how the mentioned part of the compiler works.