This project include the work done as part of the Compiler Construction Course and the special topics course Static Analysis of Dynamic Languages in the Spring Semester of 2017 by Jenn Strater. The report is published to github pages via asciidoctor and the gradle-git plugin.
- Java
- Groovy
You will need a version of Java and Groovy installed on the command line for this program to work. I recommend installing both via the SDK Manager, SDKMan.
To run this project on your machine, use the gradle wrapper included in this project.
For mac:
./gradlew run -Pfiles="path-to-file"
or windows:
gradlew run -Pfiles="path-to-file"
If no parameter is specified, the program will run the optimization against the program itself and benchmark
using the HelloWorld example in the test/resources/scripts directory.
The html version of the bytecode report for each script/app/jar will be in /build/docs/bytecode
If you just want to run the tests,
./gradlew tests --tests package.SpecName
Without --tests it will run the entire test suite which includes all test cases, jars, and the application itself.
To regenerate the report, run
./gradlew asciidoctor
Because there are code snippets generated in the testing phase, this gradle task will also kick off the tests if there is no cached result.
By default, the reports will be output to build/docs. There will be an html version and a pdf version. The bytecode
reports and generated bytecode snippets will also be in that directory. This is the directory that gets published to
github pages.