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1 User guide

1 - 1 Introduction

Lutcc allows you to compile, execute, and optimize source code written in lutin language. All you have to do is executing lutcc and provide the program by specifying its path.

1 - 2 Commands

Several options are available, each option will be described below :

• -h [ --help ] : Prints this help
• -p [ --print ] : Prints the internal representation
• -a [ --analyze ] : Analyzes code and outputs error to stderr
• -e [ --exec ] : Executes the given Lutin program
• -o [ --optim ] : Optimizes the program by simplifying it

Advises about some options

• When you use the help option, lutcc will print the help and won't do anything else.
• When you use the print option, lutcc will print the given source code and will keep doing its job.
• When you use the analyze option, lutcc will show the semantic errors while doing its regular job.

1 - 3 Examples

1 - 3 - 1 Working source code

var a,b;
const c = 4;
const d = 6, z = 2;
var e;
a := (c + d) * 3 - 5;
lire b;
ecrire a*b;
e := b+d;
ecrire e;

1 - 3 - 2 Source codes with errors

var x;
x := z*2;

Lutcc will display that z is undeclared.