| MiniJava | grammar | minijava.jj | specification | [javac+java] | programs | Factorial.java |
| Vapor | grammar | parser+AST | specification | interpreter | programs | Factorial.vapor |
| Vapor-M | grammar | parser+AST | specification | interpreter | programs | Factorial.vaporm |
| MIPS | specification | interpreter | programs | Factorial.s |
The compiler project consists of Homeworks 2-5. Solutions to Homeworks 2-5 can be combined into a MiniJava-to-MIPS compiler.
Use JTB and JavaCC and write in Java one or more visitors that type check a MiniJava program.
Your main file should be called Typecheck.java, and if P.java contains a program to be type checked, then:
java Typecheck < P.java
should print either "Program type checked successfully" or "Type error".
Make sure you follow the submission guidelines.
Use JTB and JavaCC and write in Java one or more visitors that compile a MiniJava program to Vapor.
Your main file should be called J2V.java, and if P.java contains a syntactically correct MiniJava program, then
java J2V < P.java > P.vapor
creates a Vapor program P.vapor with the same behavior as P.java.
Make sure you follow the submission guidelines.
Use the provided parser and AST classes and write one or more visitors that compile a Vapor program to Vapor-M.
Your main file should be called V2VM.java, and if P.vapor contains a syntactically correct Vapor program, then
java V2VM < P.vapor > P.vaporm
creates a Vapor-M program P.vaporm with the same behavior as P.vapor.
Make sure you follow the submission guidelines.
Use the provided parser and AST classes and write one or more visitors that compile a Vapor-M program to MIPS.
Your main file should be called VM2M.java, and if P.vaporm contains a syntactically correct Vapor-M program, then
java VM2M < P.vaporm > P.s
creates a MIPS program P.s with the same behavior as P.vaporm.
Make sure you follow the submission guidelines.