alm - is the simple functional programming language, with self writed front-end and using MSIL like back-end.
The main purpose of this project is to reach experience in compiler design and finally understand how really this all things work, no more.
I know that it's the thousandth implementation of compiler and it will be useless for most community, but i think that someday, for somebody, it may be useful.
And so i leave it here, why not.
- .NET 4+
Open the latest release (or simply click here) and download the zip with libs,tests and binary.
Note that the 'libs' folder and the binary file(compiler) must located together, also i recommend you to not rename it, otherwise imports will work wrong.
Specifically for this task i created the '?' shell command which will show you all commands ant their definitions.
But i also want to share you here some recomendations for comfortable use.
The example algorithm for first use (with commands):
# Open compiler's shell
> crfl "main.alm"
> opfl this
# write some code in created file and then:
> c 1 "test.exe"
# after this you may use only 'rec' command for recompiling:
> rec
Other detailed information you may see after typing '?' command:
> ?
You can see few examples here.
This project was released under MIT license.