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jbfc

v1.0.0

Published

Jack's BF Compiler written in OCaml

Downloads

36

Readme

jbfc

Jack's BF Compiler written in OCaml

Description

Jack's BF Compiler is written in OCaml, and is transpiled to JavaScript using js_of_ocaml.

JBFC will transpile your BF code into unoptimized C code.

Installing

Requirements:

  • nodejs
  • npm

To install the CLI of JBFC, run this:

# Install the command line tools
$ npm install --global jbfc

When you have installed JBFC as a command line tool, you are already done.

You can just run jbfc from the command line.

Building from source

Requirements:

  • ocaml
  • dune
  • js_of_ocaml

Please clone the git repository, and make sure to set permissions for the *.sh files (I did chmod +x build.sh).

To build and test the JS application, just execute ./build.sh. The JS application will not run if you do not have node installed in your system.

To make a production build, run ./production.sh and a jbfc.js file should be created in the root directory.