Tiger compiler written in Free Pascal
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Aug 11, 2024 - Pascal
Tiger compiler written in Free Pascal
Tiger compiler written in haskell
Implementing a compiler for tiger as described in the book Modern Compiler Implementation in ML by Andrew Appel.
A compiler of the Tiger programming language (from the book "Modern Compiler Implementation in ML") implemented in Common Lisp
C++ 17/20 implementation of book Modern Compiler Implementation in C.
(WIP) An implementation of a compiler for the Tiger programming language.
A compiler for Tiger language includes lexical analysis using flexc++, parsing using Bisonc++, type checking, building abstract syntax tree, instruction selection, register allocation and garbage collection, can produce complete assembly code on X86-64 CPU
A tiger compiler following Andrew Appel's "modern compiler implementation", written in Rust
Implementation and Exercises in Modern Compiler Implementation in C.
🚧 A small imperative language that I'm writing while reading the Modern Compiler Implementation in ML by A. Appel.
A minimal compiler written in OCaml that compiles Tiger to LLVM IR then to assembly code
Modern Compiler Implementation in Haskell
The SubTiger language is the subset of the Tiger language. Currently, the language supports only integers, but would be extended to strings and floating point computation. Currently, the compiler compiles to MIPS assembly code, which can be run using SPIM simulator.
Tiger compiler syntax vim-plugin
tiger compiler reference to Modern Compiler Implementation in C (Tiger Book).
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