Wolf-C Compiler

Welcome to Wolf-C, a lightweight compiler with a syntax inspired by Python and C. Wolf-C is designed to be simple and flexible, currently supporting two data types: int and bool.

Comments in Wolf-C use familiar C-style syntax:

//  single line comment
/*
    multi line comment
*/

Features

• Data types: int, bool
• C-like operations: Arithmetic, assignment, comparison
• Python-like structure: Indentation for block definition
• Generates output: Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), Intermediate Representation (IR), and Assembly

Code Examples

Example 1: Variable Initialization

main():
    int x = 10
    bool is_valid = True
    bool has_error = False

Example 2: Conditional Statements

main():
    int x = 5
    int y = x * 2
    y += 1

    if y > 10:
        x = 0
    else
        x = 1
    if x == 0:
        y = 42

Example 3: Nested Conditions

main():
    int a = 3
    int b = a + 4

    if b > 5:
        if a == 3:
            b += 10

How to Use (for now)

Step 1: Build the Compiler

1. Run make to create a Docker container.
2. Use docker ps to find the container ID of the running project.
3. Access the container using the command: bash

docker exec -it <container_id> bash

Step 2: Compile Your Code

• modify file.w inside the code directory.
• Run the build command to compile your file:

    build 

• This will generate and print:
  • Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)
  • Intermediate Representation (IR)
  • Assembly Code