A++ Compiler

A++ is a high-level version of assembly designed to balance readability, portability, and efficient execution. By abstracting away architecture-specific details, A++ allows for easy adaptation to various hardware platforms while maintaining the power and control of low-level programming.

Features

• High-level abstraction: Simplifies programming by introducing enumerators.
• Portability: This will eventually compile for multiple architectures.
• Control and efficiency: Balances high-level commands with low-level performance.
• Readable syntax: Intuitive and user-friendly language design.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• GCC or any compatible C compiler

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/DumbestPerson224/A-Plus-Plus
   cd A-Plus-Plus

2. Compile the project:

   gcc -o aplusplus codegen.C

Usage

1. Create a source file with A++ code.
2. Compile the source file using the A++ compiler:

   ./aplusplus source_file.aplus