Thanks for the suggestions,
Looking at these two projects:
I didn't find a backend in AbleC . (Looking at Driver.sv I guess
the backend is C)
gmqcc output, I guess, is a custom/specific language that is interpreted
later.
TCC has Assembler/Linker I am looking for something like that to
learn and integrate in cake.
Are these parts of TCC updated?
Does it make sense to use TCC Assembler/Linker as backend?
Or a pipe line like:
cake -> C89 -> TCC - > executable ?
Best regards,
Thiago
Hello Thiago !
Maybe this project https://github.com/graphitemaster/gmqcc can be of your interest to use as backend on the playground.
Cheers !
On 30/5/23 3:44, Thiago Adams wrote:
Apologies if this is a wrong place for this e-mail.
I can try to help TCC with some C23 features but I am also interested in to learn about backends (I have no experience in this field).
Maybe someone from this list also may be interested in creating new backends or helping me to find references to implement a backend for cake. I wish cake could generate an executable like TCC does. I have considered web assembly for the backend as well. also QBE for QBE does not generate executables directly.
I have little experience with TCC I don’t know for instance how many warnings/erros it have or how prepared it is for C 23.
cake is progressing to full analysis semantics and I believe It already have the infrastructure to implement good warnings.
My interest in on compilers but also in promoting/modernising and using the C language.
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