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https://github.com/sheisc/ucc162.3
A lightweight open-source C compiler for research and education.
https://github.com/sheisc/ucc162.3
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A lightweight open-source C compiler for research and education.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/sheisc/ucc162.3
- Owner: sheisc
- Created: 2016-12-02T07:57:38.000Z (about 8 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-19T00:56:45.000Z (10 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-04-19T01:42:10.338Z (10 months ago)
- Language: C
- Homepage:
- Size: 8.23 MB
- Stars: 375
- Watchers: 23
- Forks: 138
- Open Issues: 7
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# UCC
## A Lightweight Open-Source C Compiler for Research and Education
The original author is Wenjun Wang (Chief Architect of MIUI, Xiaomi Technology).
## Overview
### 1. The directory UCC contains the source code of the lightweight open-source C compiler (C89 standard).
#### How to build and use UCC
```sh
iron@CSE:github$ pwd
/home/iron/github
iron@CSE:github$ sudo apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib
iron@CSE:github$ git clone https://github.com/sheisc/ucc162.3.git
iron@CSE:github$ cd ucc162.3/ucc
iron@CSE:ucc$ . ./ucc.sh
iron@CSE:ucc$ make
iron@CSE:ucc$ make install
mkdir -p /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin
cp driver/ucc /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin
cp ucl/ucl /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin
cp ucl/assert.o /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin
cp -r ucl/linux/include /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin
iron@CSE:ucc$ make test
make -C ucl test
make[1]: Entering directory '/home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/ucl'
../driver/ucc -o ucl1 alloc.c ast.c decl.c declchk.c dumpast.c emit.c error.c expr.c exprchk.c flow.c fold.c gen.c input.c lex.c output.c reg.c simp.c stmt.c stmtchk.c str.c symbol.c tranexpr.c transtmt.c type.c ucl.c uildasm.c vector.c x86.c x86linux.c
mv /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin/ucl /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin/ucl.bak
cp ucl1 /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin/ucl
../driver/ucc -o ucl2 alloc.c ast.c decl.c declchk.c dumpast.c emit.c error.c expr.c exprchk.c flow.c fold.c gen.c input.c lex.c output.c reg.c simp.c stmt.c stmtchk.c str.c symbol.c tranexpr.c transtmt.c type.c ucl.c uildasm.c vector.c x86.c x86linux.c
mv /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin/ucl.bak /home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin/ucl
strip ucl1 ucl2
cmp -l ucl1 ucl2
rm ucl1 ucl2
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/ucl'
iron@CSE:ucc$ cd demo
iron@CSE:demo$ make ucc89
ucc -o hello hello.c && ./hello
iron@CSE:demo$ objdump -d ./hello
```
### 2. If you are interested in how to interpret a simplified C language, please refer to the directory MYC, which includes an interpreter.
#### How to build and use MYC
```sh
iron@CSE:github$ pwd
/home/iron/github
iron@CSE:github$ cd ucc162.3/myc/src
iron@CSE:src$ make
iron@CSE:src$ ./myc test.c
1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144 233 377 610 987 1597 2584 4181
iron@CSE:src$ cat test.s
0: SetBx 1 0 0
1: Jmp 0 0 32
2: Init 4 1 0
3: Jeq 3 4 8
4: Jmp 0 0 5
5: Init 4 2 0
...
```
### 3. The directory ucc/examples/sc contains the code for Chapter 1 in the book (The Dissection of C Compiler.pdf).
#### How to build and use SC
```sh
iron@CSE:sc$ cd ~/github/
iron@CSE:github$ pwd
/home/iron/github
iron@CSE:github$ cd ucc162.3/ucc
iron@CSE:ucc$ . ./ucc.sh
iron@CSE:ucc$ which ucc
/home/iron/github/ucc162.3/ucc/bin/ucc
iron@CSE:ucc$ cd examples/sc
iron@CSE:sc$ make
ucc -o sc lex.c expr.c error.c decl.c stmt.c main.c
cat demo.c
{
int (*f(int,int,int))[4];
int (*(*fp2)(int,int,int))(int);
if(c)
a = f;
else{
b = k;
}
while(c){
while(d){
if(e){
d = d - 1;
}
}
c = c - 1;
}
}
./sc < demo.c
f is: function(int,int,int) which returns pointer to array[4] of int
fp2 is: pointer to function(int,int,int) which returns pointer to function(int) which returns int
if(!c) goto Label_0
a = f
goto Label_1
Label_0:
b = k
Label_1:
Label_2:
if(!c) goto Label_6
Label_3:
if(!d) goto Label_5
if(!e) goto Label_4
t0 = d - 1
d = t0
Label_4:
goto Label_3
Label_5:
t1 = c - 1
c = t1
goto Label_2
Label_6:
```
#### How to build and use SC2 (Generate 32-bit x86 assembly for Chapter 1 in the book)
```sh
iron@Katana:sc2$ make
gcc -o sc lex.c expr.c error.c decl.c stmt.c main.c emit.c func.c
./sc < demo.c > demo.s
gcc -m32 demo.s -o demo
iron@Katana:sc2$ make run
iron@Katana:sc2$ cat demo.c
```