This gives a base for your own civicc compiler. Clone this repo:
git clone [email protected]:CoCoNut-UvA/civicc-skeleton.git civicc
cd civicc
./configure.shIf everything went correctly, a build-debug directory is created. Run
make -C build-debugto build your compiler.
IMPORTANT: After cloning, you should change the remote to point to a private repo you control. You can not achieve this via forking, because GitHub does not allow changing the visibility of a forked repo.
You can quickly create an archive for submitting to canvas as follows
make dist
this gets everything in your git repo and combines it with the used coconut version in one archive. This should contain everything needed to hand in your assignments. NOTE Always check the resulting archive if it contains everything and builds correctly.