Really Bad Compiler in Haskell

A compiler written in Haskell that is really bad (I do not know what language I am going to compile yet). Built for the Introduction to Compiler Design class at The University of Texas at Dallas.

Main repo: https://git.sudoer.ch/me/really-bad-compiler-in-haskell

Build Instructions

• Install ghcup (for managing Haskell tools) and nix (for managing external dependencies).
• Clone the repo.
• Use ghcup to install stack 2.9.3, HLS 2.2.0.0, and cabal 3.6.2.0 (recommended versions of the time of writing).
• Use stack run <file> to run the program (for example, stack run example/1).

File structure

• app - contains the compiler program
• example - contains example programs that can be compiled

Credits

Learning Resources Used

• Introduction to Compiler Design class at The University of Texas at Dallas, taught by Charles Averill
• learnyouahaskell.com (for learning Haskell basics)
• https://akashagrawal.me/2017/01/19/beginners-guide-to-megaparsec.html
• https://markkarpov.com/tutorial/megaparsec.html (for help writing a Haskell equation parser)
• https://www.forth.com/starting-forth/1-forth-stacks-dictionary/ (for learning Forth)
• https://blog.josephmorag.com/posts/mcc0/ (Haskell LLVM tutorial)

Tools

• Language: Haskell
• Haskell tools: GHCup, Stack, Cabal
• Libraries: megaparsec, parser-combinators, text, llvm-hs-pure, llvm-hs-pretty
• Dependencies: llvm, clang
• IDE: VSCodium
• Git platform: Forgejo
• AI: Phind
• Search: Kagi, Stack Overflow