The RmbRT Language Compiler a work in progress implementation of a compiler for a programming language invented by me. The language is not yet fully specified.
git clone https://github.com/RmbRT-lang/rmbrtbc.git
Navigate into the cloned directory, then execute:
cmake .
to generate the necessary project / make files your machine needs to build the library. This also copies all header files into the directory rmbrtbc/include/rmbrtbc/.
You need to have doxygen installed on your machine. Navigate into the rmbrtbc/doxygen/ directory, and issue:
doxygen Doxyfile
This generates a HTML documentation based on the comments in the code, and places it in rmbrtbc/doxygen/html/.
Include paths
To set up include paths, set the environment variable RLINCLUDE, which is a :-separated list of directory names. Files included using apostrophe strings (i.e. include 'std/something') will be searched in RLINCLUDE paths. Double quotes will be interpreted as relative paths.
Invoking To compile files, call the following:
path/to/rmbrtbc source1 source2 sourceN
This will compile all sources and output everything in a single executable. Note that it currently works best if you use a single source file that includes all other files needed. The generated executable will be generated in a.out in the current working directory.
To get all invocation options, run:
rmbrtbc --help
The RmbRT Language Compiler is free (as in freedom, or libre) software, and released under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3, which can be found in the file rmbrtbc/LICENSE.
... more to come ...