Interpreter for my own LISP/Scheme like programming language built from the ground up!!
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Interpreter for my own LISP/Scheme like programming language built from the ground up!!
Program that translates MAVN(Higher level MIPS assembler) assembly language to MIPS 32bit assembly language. It creates zero-byte files.
Compiler built in C++
This project is a C++ compiler designed to provide all standard compiler features, with the parsing phase already completed and further stages in development.
Project 1: Practice conducting syntax analysis on given program components
Compilation principles lexical analysis and syntax analysis
A compiler for a subset of the C programming language, built for the CSE 310 Compiler course of BUET.
编译原理、语法分析、语义分析、LR、自上而下...
Header for creating, checking and reading automata. In addtion to syntax analysis library.
Command line calculator capable of calculating simple arithmetic expressions and working with variables
Explore compiler design basics with Phases of Compiler, a project demonstrating lexical and syntax analysis in C++.
This repository contains the code and assignments developed during the Compiler Construction Lab taught by Sir Laeeq in the Fall 2024 semester. The focus is on the design and implementation of compilers, covering topics such as lexical analysis, syntax analysis, semantic analysis, and code generation.
Programming Lenguaje Proyect For ITD LyA2 (lenguajes y automatas 1 y 2)
🔧 Demonstration of using ANTLR4 (with runtime for C++) in projects for context-free grammar processing. The ANTLR4 (Java) package is included, and the project is configured to compile on Linux.
The best programming language for people with intellectual disabilities
Pascal analyzer written in C++
Épée: A complete compiler for a custom language. Performs lexical, syntax and semantic analysis. Loads custom file types and creates Three Address Code
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