A simple SECD to ARM Assembler compiler. Built using beautiful-racket by Matthew Butterick. Check out his amazing book Beautiful Racket.
Note: This project is a homework assignment, so I'm not accepting contributions at the moment.
The SECD package is registered in the Racket Package Server/Index, so installing and updating it is very easy.
If you have added the raco command-line tool to your PATH, you can install and update SECD with the following commands.
$ raco pkg install secd
$ raco pkg update secd
You can also install or update SECD directly from DrRacket. Simply go to File -> Install Package... and type secd into the Package Source text field. The dialog will show an Install or an Update button depending on whether the package is already installed.
You can also install the SECD package from source. Just head over to Releases, download the ZIP containing the source code of the version you want to install and unzip it in a convenient location. After that, using your preferred shell navigate to the unzipped folder and install it as a package using the following commands.
$ cd path/to/secd
$ raco pkg install
Important! You need to navigate inside the package folder before issuing the raco pkg install command. In other words, if you issue ls you should see the main.rkt, info.rkt files, and so on.
A live documentation can be found in http://docs.racket-lang.org/secd/. Please note though that when changes to the documentation are committed to master, it will appear in the Racket Documentation Index in about 24 hours. So if you feel that the documentation is outdated, check the date and time of the latest commit in master.
The code is heavily commented. Remember that this is a homework assignment and I have to explain to the TA what the heck is going on. Details on the implementation can be found there. If you feel that the comments are not clear enough or that they are missing something, you can open an issue and I will make sure to check it out 😄
Even though this started as a homework assignment, I am planning on continuing the development of this project. This has been a very interesting endevour and I have learnt much from it. So stay tuned if you found this interesting too 😘