- [target]
- extension = c
- command = "gcc
-O2 -Wall %s %s -o %s"
- linear = no
- comment = "/*
%s */"
- width =
50
- init =
"#include <stdio.h>\n"
- identifier = "%s"
- alternative = "(%s) ? (%s) : (%s)"
- pre-start = "\nvoid main(void)
{\n start:"
- pre-init = "\n init:"
pre-loop = "\n loop:"
- exit =
" if (%s) exit(0);"
- pre-stop = "\n stop:"
- pre-next = "\n next:"
- post-next = "\n goto loop;\n}"
- [int]
- declare = "static
int %s;"
- assign = "
%s = %s;"
- init =
/* get/putint functions */\
- int
getint(int port) {\
- int
tmp;\
- if
(scanf ("%d", &tmp) == EOF)\
- exit(0);\
- return
tmp;\
- }\
- #define
putint(port,value)\
- printf("%d\n",
value)
- data =
"%s"
- +/- =
int->int, "- (%s)"
- + =
int->int->int, "(%s) + (%s)"
- - =
int->int->int, "(%s) - (%s)"
- *
= int->int->int, "(%s) * (%s)"
- /
= int->int->int, "(%s) / (%s)"
- %
= int->int->int, "(%s) % (%s)"
- = =
int->int->int, "(%s) == (%s)"
- > =
int->int->int, "(%s) > (%s)"
- <
= int->int->int, "(%s) < (%s)"
- >=
= int->int->int, "(%s) >= (%s)"
- <= =
int->int->int, "(%s) <= (%s)"
- <> =
int->int->int, "(%s) != (%s)"
- << =
int->int->int, "(%s) << (%s)"
- >> =
int->int->int, "(%s) >> (%s)"
- &
= int->int->int, "(%s) & (%s)"
- | =
int->int->int, "(%s) | (%s)"
- ^ =
int->int->int, "(%s) ^ (%s)"
- && =
int->int->int, "(%s) && (%s)"
- || =
int->int->int, "(%s) || (%s)"
- zero =
int->int, "(%s) == 0"
- @in =
int->int, "getint (%s)"
- @out =
int->int->int, "putint (%s, %s)"
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FEATURES
- A TCDF contains some definitions
- Each definition is a template. Here, only the printf
tamplate is used
- for each algebra, the TCDF binds the operator to code
- the nature of the code is not imposed
- The C TCDF is very simple.
- Instead of the printf template, a TCDF could
uses the SLANG template, an interpreted language
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