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This project aims to provide a Java-Bytecode compiler for the fairly new programming language WRL and others like PHP4 and Postfix, based on the research on the SableCC parser generator and common W3C.ORG standards.
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This is a cross compiler and code generator which converts the source code from one programming language to another language or binary.
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project aimed towards design and subsequent implementation of compilers for new programming language
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Monty compiler
Low level programming language and compiler
Low level programming language and compiler close to python. Intended for experiments with in processor design. Consists of language definition, compiler and simple cpu simulation written in python. The compiler can be adapted to different processors easily. -
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AntiPython-AI-Compiler-Colab
Google Colab GPU access in your favorite programming language
AntiPython Colab is a source to source compiler that let's you build AI in Java, Rust, JavaScript, Flutter, C#, Go, Ocaml(and etc...) utilizing free Google Colab GPUs! It's blazingly fast and very robust as it uses websockets and the Treesitter C library under the hood.
