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Indigo

Indigo is a compiler for a C-like toy language (named "SysY") into ARMv7a assembly, written in C++ 17.

Building

Environment:

CMake and Make
GCC >= 9.2.0 or Clang > 8.0

Steps:

mkdir build && cd build
cmake .. && make -j8
./compiler -h    # for help information

Architecture

Testing

Environment:

Building environment
GCC
Clang (if you need to compare compiler speeds)
Python >= 3.7
- Packages: colorlog, tqdm

Steps:

mkdir -p output

# Test against official functional tests
python3 scripts/test.py build/compiler \
    test_codes/sysyruntimelibrary/libsysy.a test_codes/functional_test -r
    
# Test against custom tests
python3 scripts/test.py build/compiler \
    test_codes/sysyruntimelibrary/libsysy.a test_codes/upload -r -t 90
    
# Test against performance tests
python3 scripts/test.py build/compiler \
    test_codes/sysyruntimelibrary/libsysy.a test_codes/performance_test -r -t 120 -z
    
# Compare performance with GCC and Clang, assuming all tests are passed
python3 scripts/speed_compare.py build/compiler \
    test_codes/sysyruntimelibrary/libsysy.a \
    test_codes/sysyruntimelibrary/stdlib.c \
    test_codes/performance_test -r -t 120

License

This program is licensed under the GPLv3 license.

All files in the test_codes folder, except those in test_codes/upload, are official test cases written by the NSCSCC 2020 Committee. These files follow the license specified in the official test code repository.

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