SSC - Simple Syntax Compiler
This is a small compiler written in C++ to learn more about the process of compiling and assembling code by converting a text file written in a high-level programming language, parsing it and then generate it in the form of assembly code.
SSC supports two statements: let to declare a variable and print to print an integer expression. Every statement ends with a semicolon. Lines beginning with // are treated as comments.
Supported operators are +, -, *, and /, with the usual precedence (* and / bind tighter than + and -). Parentheses can be used to group expressions. Variables must be declared with let before they are used, and cannot be declared twice.
Example:
// declare variables
let x = 10;
let y = 2;
// print an expression
print x * y + 5;
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