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This is a BrainF Compiler written in Golang. It converts BrainF code to C++ code, and then finally machine language, thus generating an executable. My aim is for it to be the fastest BrainF executor I've written yet.
As of now, this compiler is able to draw a mandelbrot set in 11 seconds. take a look at mandelbrot.bf for the program
If you are on windows, you can go to the Releases tab to download the latest release.
If you are on a different operating system, you will need to compile it on your machine (hopefully I will be able to do it for you in a few days). Create a file named main.go and paste the following code into it:
package main
import (
"flag"
bfcompiler "github.com/classPythonAddike/brainfcompiler"
)
func main() {
compiler := flag.String("compiler", "gcc", "Compiler to use at runtime")
file := flag.String("filename", "", "BrainF file to compile")
output := flag.String("out", "", "Output file")
flag.Parse()
bfcompiler.Compile(*file, *compiler, *output)
}
go get https://github.com/classPythonAddike/brainfcompiler and then use the Compile function to compile a BrainF program.You can invoke the script like this:
> brainfcompiler.exe -file=filename.bf -out=filename.exe [-compiler="g++"]
The compiler used by default is gcc. Supported compilers are gcc and g++
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