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UWA week 36 (2nd semester, mid-semester break) ↓

1st project Compiling (all 6)

9:24pm Wed 4th Sep, ANONYMOUS

For compiling The program should validate the syntax Generate the code in a .c file Do you then run ./runml sample08.ml and then it should automatically delete the .c file and the compiled file as well?

1st project Compiling (all 6)

10:03pm Wed 4th Sep, Joshua N.

ANONYMOUS wrote:

> For compiling > > The program should validate the syntax > Generate the code in a .c file > > Do you then run ./runml sample08.ml and then it should automatically delete the .c file > and the compiled file as well?

Hi anon, I'm not 100% sure what you are asking but when you run your program like so:

After running the compiled file your program must delete any files it created, which would be the c source file and the compiled file it created. I hope that answers your question.

1st project Compiling (all 6)

10:04pm Wed 4th Sep, Joshua N.

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1st project Compiling (all 6)

10:04pm Wed 4th Sep, Joshua N.

For some reason it isn't appearing. The code is: "./runml sample.ml"

1st project Compiling (all 6)

10:08pm Wed 4th Sep, Joshua N.

"Joshua Noble" [email protected] wrote:

ANONYMOUS wrote:

For compiling

The program should validate the syntax Generate the code in a .c file

Do you then run ./runml sample08.ml and then it should automatically delete the .c file and the compiled file as well?

Ok let me try writing this out again, since half of my response got deleted. When you run your program like so:

./runml sample.ml

runml (your project) will read the ml file given as the first parameter (in this case sample.ml), it will validate the ml syntax inside that file, generate the equivalent c code in a new source code file (.c), compile the source code and finally run it.

After running the compiled file your program must delete any files it created, which would be the c source file and the compiled file it created.

1st project Compiling (all 6)

11:24pm Wed 4th Sep, ANONYMOUS

Okay, thanks for clarifying!