Hello,
I would like to experiment with the pascal programming language at the
binary/assembler/machine level.
For example compile pascal sources to virtual machine instruction sets.
I took a look at the free pascal sources and there seem to be some
assemblers inside the folders.
I see clas
Answering my own question ;)
I guess the answer to my question is more or less the same as the following
question:
"How to add a new target to free pascal compiler".
And I found this webpage which explains it a bit:
http://wiki.freepascal.org/Porting_Free_Pascal#Adding_a_new_target
I'll quo
Hmm... one of the reasons why I might not have found this documentation is
because of this:
At the wiki/documentation link:
"
Online documentation
Remark:you must have javascript and style sheets enabled in order to view
the html documentation correctly.
The following documents are online a
On 04/05/2011 02:09 AM, Skybuck Flying wrote:
So in short what I am looking for is a pascal compiler which takes
care of all the work like "lexing/tokenizing/parsing/parse tree/syntax
tree/symantec checks/perhaps even optimizing the intermediate code"
and gives me something to work with like a
Am 05.04.2011 07:21, schrieb Skybuck Flying:
Answering my own question ;)
I guess the answer to my question is more or less the same as the
following question:
"How to add a new target to free pascal compiler".
And I found this webpage which explains it a bit:
http://wiki.freepascal.org/Porti
Am 05.04.2011 02:09, schrieb Skybuck Flying:
Hello,
I would like to experiment with the pascal programming language at the
binary/assembler/machine level.
For example compile pascal sources to virtual machine instruction sets.
I took a look at the free pascal sources and there seem to be some
Skybuck Flying schrieb:
I would like to experiment with the pascal programming language at the
binary/assembler/machine level.
For example compile pascal sources to virtual machine instruction sets.
Only one machine (instruction set) is supported by an FPC executable.
This is because some c
Hello,
(This posting/reply is mostly ment for: Hans-Peter Diettrich)
I saw you mentioned you are working on the "front end part" of the compiler.
I also saw you want to introduce either syntaxes or perhaps even languages
(?)
I guess you want to experiment with alternative syntaxes or introdu
Skybuck Flying schrieb:
(This posting/reply is mostly ment for: Hans-Peter Diettrich)
I saw you mentioned you are working on the "front end part" of the
compiler.
I also saw you want to introduce either syntaxes or perhaps even
languages (?)
Both, but this project is OT here.
Have a look
Here is one little idea which might be obvious:
1. The assembler could notify to the rest of the system like parser or
symantic checker which languages features are supported and which are not
supported by the assembler.
This way certain "language elements" of the language could be turned off
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