compilers-ntua

tonyc is a compiler made for Tony, an educational programming language for Compilers course at ECE, NTUA. More information about our compiler's architecture and the choices we've made constructing it, can be found in our written report.

Team

• Dimitris Galanis
• Spyros Pavlatos

Installation and build

To install tonyc dependencies and build the compiler you should run

make depend
make

make depend automatically installs the following (needed) packages :

• flex
• bison
• gcc
• llvm-10
• clang-10

Usage

To compile your program with tonyc simply run

tonyc { -i | -f} {-O} <filename>.tony

When -i flag is specified, the program is read from stdin and the LLVM IR code is printed to stdout. Similarly, if the -f flag is specified, the program is read from stdin and the Assembly code is printed to stdout. If none of the above flags are specified, the compiler will produce <filename>.imm (LLVM IR code) and <filename>.asm (Assembly code), as well as the final executable <filename>.out>. Finally, if the -O flag is specified, the compiler will produce optimized code.