Checkout Project-xQuantico on Github here to see more details and roadmap.
We are building it from scratch in C language. Its not just another hobby or toy project to show the steps involved in Programming Language (PL) and Compiler Design instead it exists to prove that there still is scope of doing something new and powerful by not seriously applying the rules and algorithms of standard PL and Compiler Design.
There's isn't a complete working compiler that can compile some sample source yet.
Still you may use this command from the root directory to compile the project:
make xqc
Then you will have your binary named xqc in the build folder.
To Clear the build files you may use:
make clean
To run a sample test based on the test.xqua file present in src folder you may use:
We are working on a big project and striving to bring it mainstream.
Team Repl: Project-xQuantico
Note: The repl attached to this post is also the same the difference is that I had to import it in my profile first to share it.
Team Handle: @xQuantico
Our Team:
1. @UTx10101 (All Categories)
2. @AayushBorkar (Compiler Design)
3. @Prasanthnaiduna (Compiler Design)
4. @95461 (Syntax Design)
5. @Spidey13 (Syntax Design)
6. @InvincibleR (Syntax Design)
7. @IshanPednekar (Documentation)
8. @QuXnt (Documentation)
Checkout Project-xQuantico on Github here to see more details and roadmap.
We are building it from scratch in C language. Its not just another hobby or toy project to show the steps involved in Programming Language (PL) and Compiler Design instead it exists to prove that there still is scope of doing something new and powerful by not seriously applying the rules and algorithms of standard PL and Compiler Design.
There's isn't a complete working compiler that can compile some sample source yet.
Still you may use this command from the root directory to compile the project:
make xqcThen you will have your binary named
xqcin the build folder.To Clear the build files you may use:
make cleanTo run a sample test based on the
test.xquafile present in src folder you may use:make test@UTx10101 the repl is still a personal repl, you need to add a link to the team repl in the description.