Compiler_Line_Frontend.H File Reference

Example frontend for a tiny line-oriented language built on reusable contracts. More...

#include <charconv>
#include <cctype>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <sstream>
#include <string>
#include <string_view>
#include <utility>
#include <Compiler_Frontend.H>
#include <Compiler_HIR_Builder.H>
#include <Compiler_Module_Name_Diagnostics.H>
#include <Compiler_Module_Name_Resolver.H>
#include <Compiler_Module_Semantic_Environment.H>
#include <Compiler_Module_Resolver.H>
#include <Compiler_IR_Builder.H>
#include <Compiler_Symbol_Bindings.H>

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Classes
class	Aleph::Compiler_Line_Frontend
	Small example frontend for a line-oriented language. More...
struct	Aleph::Compiler_Line_Frontend::Operand
struct	Aleph::Compiler_Line_Frontend::Function_Definition
struct	Aleph::Compiler_Line_Frontend::Let_Definition
struct	Aleph::Compiler_Line_Frontend::Parsed_Source

Namespaces
namespace	Aleph
	Main namespace for Aleph-w library functions.

Detailed Description

Example frontend for a tiny line-oriented language built on reusable contracts.

This header provides a deliberately small second frontend that does not use the MVP lexer or parser. It exists to validate that the reusable driver, HIR builder, and IR builder can support another language frontend with its own surface syntax.

The accepted language is line-based and intentionally tiny:

• import <source-name>
• func <name> <x> <y> = <op> <lhs> <rhs>
• let <name> = int <value>
• let <name> = call <func> <arg1> <arg2>

where <op> is one of add, sub, mul, or div. Function operands may refer to the two parameter names or to integer literals.

Definition in file Compiler_Line_Frontend.H.