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Commit e39d64a9 authored by Claire Girot's avatar Claire Girot
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README and report update

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This μ-project is a very simple compiler implemented in OCaml. It can read source files written both in Expr of Pfx. The compiler compiles from Expr to Pfx and executes the Pfx instructions in a small virtual machine.
Please refer to the pdf report at the root of the project which indexes the answers.
Git repository: http://gitlab.imt-atlantique.fr/a19jauja/compilerlalog
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dune exec ./pfx/pfxVM.exe -- TESTFILE.pfx
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Structure of the project
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- We stopped at question 10.4.
- There is still a bug in question 10.3 : we couldnt find how to decrement the index of a variable in the environment.
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Know bugs and issues
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- This is linked with the bug described earlier
- There is still a bug in question 10.3 : we couldnt find how to properly decrement the index of a variable in the environment (useful after applying a Binop or having an App(Fun(_,_),_) as argument in antoher App(Fun(_,_),_)).
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Helpful resources
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- we used Stack Overflow to solve the problem of xxx :
https://stackoverflow/xxxxxxi
https://stackoverflow/yyyyyy
- someone on GitHub provided an interesting example very similar to the answer of the question x.y : https://github.com/xxxx
- …
- we used Stack Ocaml documentation to solve the problem of the environment for variables :
https://ocaml.org/learn/tutorials/pointers.html
https://ocaml.org/api/List.html
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Difficulties
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- team programming: having to use a VCS such as git and avoiding conflicts
- thinking functional
- changing habits by using an unknown language
- Not a single difficulty: the project was so easy that my 8-old brother did it
completely; the Ocaml language is so nice I enjoyed the project, …
- …
- We never got completly stuck in a problem, even if we were slowed down by some questions (math questions and question 10).
- Very interesting project :)
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