cCompiler

An assembler for x86.

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Requirements

Will require python (version 3) installed globally
premake5 (not required for Windows - for Windows premake5 is bundled with the repo)
A C++11 compiler (only tested with MSVC as of Visual Studio 2017 so far).

Clone the repository https://github.com/DontBelieveMe/cCompiler.git.
You probably want to be on the v3 branch (that's where development is happening currently).
Follow the instructions for your platform (detailed below).
Windows
- Run cb premake to generate the Visual Studio Project Files.
- (Command Line) Run cb build to build the project.
- (Command Line) The project can then be run by calling the asm batch file with your arguments
  e.g. asm -s input_file.asm ...
- (Visual Studio) Open the project files in visual studio
- (Visual Studio) Set the cCompiler-as project as the startup project.
- (Visual Studio) Build & Run as normal from visual studio.
- It is recommnded to use the command line approach (aka using the cb build utility script)
- cb command line reference
  - cb premake Run premake and generate Visual Studio project files as well as running some python code generation.
  - cb build Invoke msbuild and build the project
  - cb test Run the unit test suite (cb build will build the tests)
  - cb devenv Open Visual Studio
  - cb clean Delete the build folder as well as all Visual Studio project files.
Linux
- todo: fill this in
MacOS
- todo: fill this in.