$ git clone --recursive http://pp.ipd.kit.edu/git/cparser.git
You want to try out libFirm?
libFirm itself is just a library, so you probably want our C frontend cparser
as well.
Check it out with git:
$ git clone --recursive http://pp.ipd.kit.edu/git/cparser.git
This will download cparser and recursively the Firm library.
Now build everything. You need a C compiler, GNU Make, Perl, and Python.
$ cd cparser
$ make
Now you should have a working binary.
$ build/debug/cparser --version
Our compiler tries to be a drop in replacement for GCC, so it supports the same arguments. Make it accesible through your PATH environment variable (we tend to create a symlink of build/debug/cparser into $HOME/.local/bin here which is in our PATH).
Try it on some C99 code:
$ cparser -Wall -O3 test.c
CC=cparser make
Note that on 64-bit systems, you have to additionally pass -m32
because cparser
generates 32-bit code by default.
If you find bugs, please report them in our issue tracker.