This is the program repository, for a 4th semester, P4 project. The purpose is to create a compiler, that will compile a source language to an Arduino.
In order to build this project, you must have dotnet core 3.1 installed. Furthermore, in order to generate the documentation, you must have PowerShell Core installed. In order to generate the coverage report, you must use either PowerShell Core or Bash, to run one of the
To run the compiler from the root folder of the project use the following syntax:
dotnet run -p ./Core/Core.csproj -- PATH-TO-FILE
Optional Parameters:
-d | --DryRun Runs the compiler without producing an output.
-o | --Output Tells the compiler not to write to the Arduino, and instead produce a file.
-v | --Verbose Prints additional information when compiling.
-b | --boilerplate Generates a boilerplate file for your code.
-l | --logfile <path> Prints additional information when compiling.
-p | --port <number> Specifies the port to upload to.
-a | --arduino <model> Specifies the arduino model you're uploading to. (Default: UNO)
-pr | --proc <model> Specifies the arduino processor you're uploading to. (Default: atmega328p)
-pp | --prettyprinter Print the abstract syntax tree.
Building the program is done by executing dotnet build from the command line.
The compiled compiler will be placed in ./Core/bin/Debug/netcoreapp3.1/ where it can be run.
The documented code of the compiler can be here
#Builtin led is on digital pin 13
func blink
dpin13 is on
wait 1s
dpin13 is off
wait 1s
end blink
func loop
call blink
end loop
brightness is 0
amountToAdd is 5
func loop
dpin9 is brightness
brightness is amountToAdd + brightness
if (brightness less or equal 0) or (brightness greater or equal 255) do
brightness is amountToAdd * -1
end if
wait 30ms
end loop