Take your first step in writing a compiler, using Rust.
Make sure the Rust toolchain is installed on your computer, and then run:
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/pku-minic/first-step-rust.git
$ cd first-step-rust
$ cargo build --release
There are some example first-step
source programs in the examples
directory, such as fib.fstep
:
# calculate the nth term of the Fibonacci sequence
fib(n) {
if n <= 2 {
return 1
}
else {
return fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)
}
}
main() {
print(fib(input()))
return 0
}
You can evaluate this program using the interpreter by running:
$ cargo run --release -- examples/fib.fstep
20
6765
Or compile it to RISC-V assembly:
$ cargo run --release -- examples/fib.fstep -c -o out.S
$ cat out.S | less
Program ::= {FunctionDef};
FunctionDef ::= IDENT "(" [ArgsDef] ")" Block;
ArgsDef ::= IDENT {"," IDENT};
Block ::= "{" {Statement} "}";
Statement ::= IDENT ":=" Expression
| IDENT "=" Expression
| FunctionCall
| IfElse
| "return" Expression;
IfElse ::= "if" Expression Block ["else" (IfElse | Block)];
Expression ::= LOrExpr;
LOrExpr ::= LAndExpr {"||" LAndExpr};
LAndExpr ::= EqExpr {"&&" EqExpr};
EqExpr ::= RelExpr {("==" | "!=") RelExpr};
RelExpr ::= AddExpr {("<" | "<=") AddExpr};
AddExpr ::= MulExpr {("+" | "-") MulExpr};
MulExpr ::= UnaryExpr {("*" | "/" | "%") UnaryExpr};
UnaryExpr ::= ["-" | "!"] Value;
Value ::= INTEGER
| IDENT
| FunctionCall
| "(" Expression ")";
FunctionCall ::= IDENT "(" [Args] ")";
Args ::= Expression {"," Expression};
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