Online lex and yacc compiler error5/1/2023 ![]() ![]() You’ve probably wanted to try this but never found the resources, or did but couldn’t quite follow. ![]() ![]() It’s more likely, however, that you’re probably interested in compilers and languages as I am, and have probably been hitting similar roadblocks. Maybe you want to see what I’ve been doing with my time. ![]() The other thing I’ve been lucky to have in my corner this time is the help of LLVM, a tool which I’m hardly qualified to talk too much about, but it’s been quite handy in implementing most of the business end (read: complex aspects) of my toy compiler. And again, needless to say, this post is mostly inspired by my latest attempt, though this one has been much more successful (so far).įortunately over the last few years I’ve been involved in some projects that helped give me perspective and experience on what’s really involved in building a compiler. I’d usually get caught up at the semantic parsing stage. Needless to say, I’ve tried, without much success, to write a small toy language/compiler before. A lot of the concepts of compiler design can easily go way over most programmers’ heads, even the intelligent ones. I’ve always been interested in compilers and languages, but interest only gets you so far. Update (March 19 2010): this article was updated for LLVM 2.6 thanks to a great patch by John Harrison. ![]()
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