Compilers Course Project

Converting a pseudo C source code to a pseudo assembly code

For more information, read the PDF files which are located in this repository (they're in Persian language).

Dependencies

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Usage

python3 run.py input_file_name.c

Sample input (pseudo C source code):

Check out sample.c in the repository (to see the language features).

python3 run.py sample.c

Sample output (pseudo assembly codes):

No syntax errors
line number 0: jmp 15 
line number 1: mov 0 #0 
line number 2: pop 10000 
line number 3: mov 4 #47 
line number 4: push 4 
line number 5: jmp 10000 
line number 6: push #0 
line number 7: jmp 10000 
line number 8: pop 4 
line number 9: pop 10000 
line number 10: add 4 #47 4 
...

Notes

• This project was done by Ali Mirjahani and Erfan Alimohammadi in 2019 for the Shahid Beheshti University Compilers Course project.
• You can modify the codes and produce your own programming language. There are not much hard-codes, so editing the language grammar would be easy. Grammar rules files have ".in" extension in the repository.
• There are no switch-case statements in the scanner finite-state machine part. Just draw your DFA graph on a paper, and enter the graph nodes and edges in the scanner; it will work for you! So, modifying scanner DFA (adding and removing edges) doesn't take time from you.
• This project uses a LL(1) parser (which is implemented by us) and a LALR parser (which is lark-parser, for parsing the boolean expressions). It switches between these two parsers, according to its state.