Compiler Project

Overview

Welcome to the Compiler Project! This project is designed to support a variety of data types, control structures, type conversions, arithmetic and logical operations, as well as providing comprehensive warnings and errors. The project aims to generate a symbol table, produce code, and highlight any warnings and errors during the compilation process.

Features

Supported Data Types

• int: Integer data type
• float: Floating-point data type
• char: Character data type
• string: String data type
• boolean: Boolean data type (true/false)
• void: Used for functions that do not return a value

Supported Control Structures

• func: Function definitions and calls
• enum: Enumeration types
• while: While loops
• do while: Do-while loops
• for: For loops

Conditional Statements and Type Conversions

• if: If statements
• switch: Switch-case statements
• type_conversion: Implicit and explicit type conversions
• arithmetic_operations: +, -, *, /, etc.
• logical_operations: &&, ||, !, etc.

Warnings and Errors

• Warnings:
  • Unused variables
  • Conditions that are always true or false
• Errors:
  • Double declaration of variables
  • Incompatible type assignments

Output

• Symbol Table: A table of all symbols (variables, functions, etc.) used in the code
• Code Generation: The generated code after compilation
• Warnings: List of any warnings encountered during compilation
• Errors: List of any errors encountered during compilation

Assumptions

• All control structures (if, for, while, etc.) must use {} even if they contain a single line of code.

Reference Table

Feature	Description
Data Types	int, float, char, string, boolean, void
Control Structures	func, enum, while, do while, for
Conditionals	if, switch
Operations	type_conversion, arithmetic_operations, logical_operations
Warnings	Unused variables, Conditions always true/false
Errors	Double declaration, Incompatible type assignments
Outputs	Symbol Table, Code Generation, Warnings, Errors

Getting Started

To get started with this project, follow the steps below:

Prerequisites

• Ensure you have a C++ compiler installed on your machine.
• bison and flex should be installed on your machine. version 3.7.6 is recommended.
• npm should be installed on your machine.
• Clone the repository to your local machine.

Run

• to run the code in the terminal, run the following command:

git clone https://github.com/your-repo/compiler-project.git
cd Compilers
make

• to debug the code, run the following command:

make debug

• to run the GUI, run the following command:

cd frontend
npm install
npm start

• start the server

cd backend
node server.js

• open your browser and go to http://localhost:3000/