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 # 2022-Student-Programming-language-Compiler
 A compiler for a programming language that prof. Gruner had us implement for Compiler Design (COS 341) in 2022.
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+Basically, this "compiler" was our practical project for the compiler module. Since it was to serve as an introduction to compiler design,
+there were some liberties that were taken. Firstly, as you'll soon notice, there was hardly any optimization that was required from us students.
+Secondly, we only needed to generate the "intermediate code" (which, you may notice, is vintage BASIC code). That is to say, we didn't have to write any 
+machine code translation components. 
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+Futhermore, yes, I know. There are some parts of the specification that I did not implement. More specifically, dead code elimination. 
+The short explanation for that is simply becuase I didn't have time to do it :)
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+Finally, I think it's worth stating that I am not one for compiler design. I've always been more interested in reversing (reverse-engineering) software, 
+but I decided to share this because I found it interesting how multi-layered and complicated the process of software compilation really is.
+Though I was not necessarily passionate about this project in particular, it did make me appreciate the amount of work that goes into compilation software such 
+as g++, gcc, MinGW, Javac, etc.