sambe
is a compiler backend. It takes QBE IR as input, and emits
x86-64 assembly as output.
You'll need the OCaml package manager opam
installed. Using opam
,
you should install utop
, extlib
and ounit
:
opam install utop ounit extlib
Then, to build sambe
:
make
./sambe.native test.ssa output.s
# sambe produces assembly meant to be compiled with NASM.
First run make sambe.byte
to produce .cmo
files for all the
modules. Then, run utop
in the sambe
directory. This should start
a toplevel with all the modules loaded in.