happy-ferret / cpplox

Following Nystrom's book Crafting Interpreters, implemented in C++.

Nystrom's Crafting Interpreters: An Implementation in C++

Build

mkdir build
cd build

cmake ..
cmake --build .

Or, to optionally build and run tests and benchmarking, use this cmake command instead:

cmake .. -DENABLE_TESTING=TRUE

Vagrant

This project comes with vagrant files to make it easier to build on a variety of platforms with a variety of compilers.

Build with g++-7 on Ubuntu

cd vagrant/ubuntu-xenial64-g++-7
vagrant up

Build

In the VM, run:

mkdir build
cd build

cmake /cpplox
cmake --build .

Build with MSVC 2017

cd vagrant/w16s-vs17c
vagrant up

First time boot manual steps

1. Install CMake. The installer will be on the desktop. Select the option to add cmake to the system PATH.
2. Install Visual Studio's Desktop Development with C++. Navigate to Control Panel > Programs and Features. Select Microsoft Visual Studio and press Change. Update the Visual Studio installer, then update Visual Studio itself. Finally, modify the installation and tick the box to install Desktop Development with C++.

Build

In the VM, open a command prompt and run:

pushd \\vboxsvr\cpplox

mkdir build
cd build

cmake .. -A x64
cmake --build . --config Release

Build with MSVC 2015

cd vagrant/w16s-vs15c
vagrant up

First time boot manual steps

1. Install CMake. The installer will be on the desktop. Select the option to add cmake to the system PATH.
2. Install Visual C++. Navigate to Control Panel > Programs and Features. Select Microsoft Visual Studio and press Change. Modify the installation and tick the box to install Visual C++.

Build

In the VM, open a command prompt and run:

pushd \\vboxsvr\cpplox

mkdir build
cd build

cmake .. -A x64
cmake --build . --config Release

Copyright

Copyright 2018 Jeff Mott. MIT License.