Second revision of my Kitteh language. Now comes with a compiler to x86.
Example programs (used to test the compiler)
Explanation of how the compiler works (1400 words + diagrams)
Kitteh2 is written in Java 8 and uses ant as a build system. The repo itself is also set up as a NetBeans project. Building the compiler:
ant jar
Compiling a program:
java -jar dist/Kitteh2.jar -i test/tests/fizzbuzz.k -o output.s
gcc -o executable output.s
./executable
The first and second steps can optionally be combined:
java -jar dist/Kitteh2.jar -i test/tests/mandelbrot.k -o executable -e
./executable
-v enable verbose mode. compiler will print a lot more information and outputted assembly will include helpful comments
-i inputFile.k set the input location
-o output set the output location
-I read input program from standard in
-O write output to standard out. not recommended except for debugging
-d enable deterministic builds. when this option is enabled, the compiler will produce consistent output when ran repeatedly on the same input
-e generate an executable file instead of the assembly as a string. this options simply runs gcc under the hood
-obf obfuscate labels and function names in output. compatible with -d