ar4mro / mojo-compiler

A compiler for a language of the same name, it was developed with the purpose to show an easy to understand implementation of a compiler structure.

Mojo ·

Mojo is a compiler for a language of the same name and it was developed with the purpose to show an easy to understand implementation of a compiler structure.

Key Features

• Implements basic lexical and syntax analysis of the language using PLY.
• Performs semantic analysis.
• Generates quadruple intermediate code.
• Execute(optional) the quadruples generated by simulating a memory and the execution in a processor.
• Allows to execute turtle based programs with the new syntax.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites and Installing

To clone and run this application, you'll need Git, Python 3 and turtle(which usually comes with Python installation)

# Clone this repository
$ git clone https://github.com/alv2r/mojo-compiler

# Go into the repository
$ cd mojo-compiler

# Install dependencies if needed
$ pip install turtle

Examples

Mojo comes with some examples that show the syntax of the language (identified by the extension '.jo'), they are very similiar to other well known languages so you will be familiar to the syntax easily.

program factorial;

var i, j : int;

def int factorial(int n) {
	if (n == 1 or n == 0) {
		return 1;
	} else {
		return n * factorial(n - 1);
	}
}

main {
	i = factorial(10);
	print("Factorial recursivo:");
	print(i);
}

Mojo also comes with turtle based programs, most of them show almost all the functionality a program of this type in mojo can have.

program ninja;

def void drawer (int n, string pen, string fill) {
  var i : int;

  set_speed(0);
  pen_color(pen);
  fill_color(fill);
  begin_fill();

  while (i <= 180) {
      move_forward(n);
      turn_right(30);
      move_forward(n/3);
      turn_left(60);
      move_forward(n/2);
      turn_right(30);
      pen_up();
      set_position(0,0);
      pen_down();
      turn_right(2);
      i = i + 1;
  }
  end_fill();
}

main {
  var leaf_length : int;
  var pen, fill : string;

  pen = input("Enter pen color: ");
  fill = input("Enter the fill color: ");
  leaf_length = input("Enter the leaf length");

  create_turtle();
  set_speed(0);
  drawer(leaf_length, pen, fill);
  finish_drawing();
}

Running Examples

This process is very straightforward.

# Run the app
$ python3 mojo_parser.py

# Enter the name of your program
$ ninja_turtle.jo

If the program is turtle based expect a graphical output like the following one:

Additional Information

Possible Issues

When executing a mojo program and string inputs are expected, add double quotes " " around the word.

Built With

• PLY - Python implementation of Lex and Yacc.
• turtle - Python implementation of the original Logo programming language.

Authors

• Alvaro Ramirez Rossello - Initial work - alv2r
• Armando Cons Robles - Initial work - aconsr

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.