C COMPILER PROJECT: SIMPLE ASSEMBLY CODE GENERATOR IN C USING SSCANF AND FPRINTF

In this video, I demonstrate a basic compiler written in C that converts simple variable assignments into x86-64 assembly instructions. PROJECT OVERVIEW: Language: C File Name: compiler.c Libraries Used: stdio.h stdlib.h string.h FUNCTIONALITY: This project reads variable assignments from an input file (e.g., x = 5;) and generates corresponding x86-64 assembly code into an output file. KEY COMPONENTS: 1. Assembly Header Generation: Adds section and global start directives: section .text global _start _start: 2. Line-by-Line Parsing: Uses fgets to read input lines. Uses sscanf to extract variable name and value. Writes mov eax, value for each assignment. 3. Exit Code Assembly: Adds exit sequence at the end: mov eax, 60 xor edi, edi syscall USAGE: Compile with gcc compiler.c -o compiler Provide an input file with simple assignments Get an output file with raw assembly code IDEAL FOR: Beginners learning compiler design Understanding how high-level instructions can be translated to low-level assembly C programming and file handling practice --- LINKTREE: SEE ALL MY PROJECTS, VOICEOVERS & MORE: https://linktr.ee/19yearsolds