Note: this compiler isn't 100% functioning (read below).

This is a compiler, in C, for the B-Minor programming language described in Douglas Thain's "Introduction to Compilers and Language Design". Really at the moment it's a compiler that almost works, but not quite. In particular, there are some issues with string storage/operations (as is often the case in C), and some assembly instructions are constructed fine without problems, but others are not.

I may return to this in the future; however, it's quite a big project full of a lot of code that built off of example starting points given by the textbook, and I feel to dig deep into fixing it I'd have to refactor quite a bit of it to patterns I feel are more effective for me. Not mentioning I likely would have had a much better time using at the very least C++ rather than C, which the book was geared towards.

That said, having practiced with some compiler tools in Rust, I'm planning to rewrite a compiler for B-Minor soon in Rust (which I'm far more comfortable with) and, hopefully, end up with something that actually works.