请帮助一个n00b写一个编译器:-) [英] Please help a n00b write a compiler :-)
问题描述
大家好，
如果我想为我发明的玩具C类似语言写一个编译器，我会从哪里开始寻求建议（或者，更确切地说，我正处于发明的过程中）。是的，是的，我知道我疯了，这个想法就是
脑损伤等等。很有可能我很久就会失去兴趣
我达到收支平衡，但这并没有伤害尝试，是吗？
我是C上瘾者不愿意切换到C ++，部分原因是因为我不能完全支持（并接受）OOP范例。不过我喜欢C ++的可论证的
改进，比如函数和运算符的重载，引用，
const类型等等。我也很想念Pascal的无路径 - 隐藏的typedef和
一致的数组类型。
我想这不是从头开始编写我的实验编译器
它可能是一个更好的想法，采取现有的，并将其破解为理想的多用途语言的概念。我有一些经验
使用QuakeC（游戏Quake的字节码编译器）所以我知道什么是非常简单的编译器看起来像是什么，但是像解析和处理这样的东西
复合数据类型和x86机器代码的生成仍然超出我的理解。
我看过了海湾合作委员会的消息来源曾经被吓死了。
显然它是一个非常先进，可扩展和可移植的编译器，而这需要相当多的不必要的复杂性。
是否有类似为傻瓜编写编译器的艺术？？是
有一个简单的C编译器，哪个源可以在
a GPL兼容许可下使用？
任何帮助表示赞赏。
BR，
Anton''Tonik''Gavrilov
Anton Gavrilov写道：感谢任何帮助。
试用Flex（LEX）（ http://www.gnu.org/software/flex / ）和Bison（YACC）
（ http://www.gnu.org/software/bison/bison.html) 。
祝你好运！
Seth
Anton Gavrilov写道：大家好，
如果我想为我发明的玩具C语言编写编译器（或者更确切地说，是在发明过程中），我会从哪里开始寻求建议。是的，是的，我知道我疯了，这个想法是脑损伤的。很可能我很久就会失去兴趣
我达到了收支平衡，但它没有伤害尝试，是吗？
我是一个不愿意转向C ++的瘾君子，部分是因为我不能完全接受（并接受）OOP范式。不过我喜欢C ++的可论证的改进，比如函数和运算符的重载，引用，const类型等等。我也想念Pascal'的方式 - 隐藏式的typedef和
一致数组类型。
我认为不是从头开始编写我的实验编译器
这可能是一个更好的主意，采取一个现有的编译器并将其破解为我的概念''理想的多用途语言''。我有一些使用QuakeC（游戏Quake的字节码编译器）的经验，所以我知道什么是非常简单的编译器，但是解析和处理复合数据类型之类的东西x86机器代码的生成仍然超出了我的理解。
我曾经看过一次GCC源，并被吓死了。
显然它是非常先进的，可扩展和可移植的编译器和
这意味着相当多的不必要的复杂性。
是否有类似为傻瓜编写编译器的艺术？？是否有一个简单的C编译器，哪个源可以与GPL兼容的许可证获得？
任何帮助都表示赞赏。
BR，
Anton''Tonik''Gavrilov
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2003年12月18日星期四13:15:38 GMT，Anton Gavrilov< sp ***** @ fromru.com>
写道：
大家好，
如果我想为<编写编译器，我会从哪里开始寻求建议我发明了玩具C语言（或者更确切地说，我正在进行
试试这个：
http://compilers.iecc.com/crenshaw/
-
Al Balmer
Balmer Consulting
re ************************ @ att.net
Hi all,
I seek your advice on where to start if I want to write a compiler for a
toy C-like language I invented (or, rather, am in the process of
inventing). Yes, yes, I know I''m crazy and the very idea is
brain-damaged and all that. Chances are I will lose interest long before
I reach break-even, but it doesn''t hurt trying, does it?
I''m a C addict reluctant to switch to C++, partly because I can''t fully
grok (and accept) the OOP paradigm. Nevertheless I like C++''s arguable
improvements such as overloading of functions and operators, references,
const types etc. I also miss Pascal''s way-less-cryptic typedefs and
consistent array types.
I suppose that rather than writing my experimental compiler from scratch
it might be a better idea to take an existing one and hack it towards my
notion of ''the ideal multi-purpose language''. I had some experience
with QuakeC (a byte-code compiler for the game Quake) so I know what a
very simple compiler looks like, but things like parsing and handling of
composite data types and generation of x86 machine code are still beyond
my understanding.
I have taken a look at GCC source once and was startled to death.
Obviously it''s a highly advanced, extendible and portable compiler and
this implies quite a lot of unnecessary complexity.
Is there something like ''The Art of Writing Compilers for Dummies?''? Is
there a simple C compiler somewhere for which source is available under
a GPL-compatible license?
Any help is appreciated.
BR,
Anton ''Tonik'' Gavrilov
Anton Gavrilov wrote:Any help is appreciated.
Try Flex (LEX) (http://www.gnu.org/software/flex/) and Bison (YACC)
(http://www.gnu.org/software/bison/bison.html).
good luck!
Seth
Anton Gavrilov wrote:Hi all,
I seek your advice on where to start if I want to write a compiler for a
toy C-like language I invented (or, rather, am in the process of
inventing). Yes, yes, I know I''m crazy and the very idea is
brain-damaged and all that. Chances are I will lose interest long before
I reach break-even, but it doesn''t hurt trying, does it?
I''m a C addict reluctant to switch to C++, partly because I can''t fully
grok (and accept) the OOP paradigm. Nevertheless I like C++''s arguable
improvements such as overloading of functions and operators, references,
const types etc. I also miss Pascal''s way-less-cryptic typedefs and
consistent array types.
I suppose that rather than writing my experimental compiler from scratch
it might be a better idea to take an existing one and hack it towards my
notion of ''the ideal multi-purpose language''. I had some experience
with QuakeC (a byte-code compiler for the game Quake) so I know what a
very simple compiler looks like, but things like parsing and handling of
composite data types and generation of x86 machine code are still beyond
my understanding.
I have taken a look at GCC source once and was startled to death.
Obviously it''s a highly advanced, extendible and portable compiler and
this implies quite a lot of unnecessary complexity.
Is there something like ''The Art of Writing Compilers for Dummies?''? Is
there a simple C compiler somewhere for which source is available under
a GPL-compatible license?
Any help is appreciated.
BR,
Anton ''Tonik'' Gavrilov
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On Thu, 18 Dec 2003 13:15:38 GMT, Anton Gavrilov <sp*****@fromru.com>
wrote:
Hi all,
I seek your advice on where to start if I want to write a compiler for a
toy C-like language I invented (or, rather, am in the process of
Try this:
http://compilers.iecc.com/crenshaw/
--
Al Balmer
Balmer Consulting
re************************@att.net
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