Spinner2 - command-line Spin2 compiler for Windows and Linux

Wuerfel_21

So, thanks to the Spin2 compiler source being officially released by @cgracey, here's my command line frontend I hacked up.

Upsides this has over PNut:
- Real CLI tool (as opposed to PNut's weird cludge)
- doesn't spew temp files all over the place
- Native Linux binary
- Frontend written in portable C instead of Delphi (questionable upside)
- UTF-8 source support (in addition to UTF-16)
- Automated build process

Downsides:
- There's bugs, I guess. Maybe.
- Code is real jank
- No built-in loading. Use loadp2, it is good.
- No DEBUG support yet.
- Will always try to load dependencies relative to the current directory

I plan on maybe adding a preprocessor and other neat features... Contributions are of course welcome.
Right now I just want to see if it works OK for people.

GitHub link: https://github.com/Wuerfel21/spinner2

.. and you may find compiled binaries attached

Cluso99

Excellent work Ada

Wuerfel_21

@Cluso99 said:
Excellent work Ada

thancc

I plan on maybe adding a preprocessor and other neat features

A cursory look reveals flexspin's preprocessor to be relatively standalone (just needs flexbuf implementation, right, @ersmith ?), so I guess bolting that on would be quite trivial.

ersmith

@Wuerfel_21 said:

@Cluso99 said:
Excellent work Ada

thancc

I plan on maybe adding a preprocessor and other neat features

A cursory look reveals flexspin's preprocessor to be relatively standalone (just needs flexbuf implementation, right, @ersmith ?), so I guess bolting that on would be quite trivial.

Yes. Roy and I put it into openspin, so it's already been used in at least one other compiler .

Wuerfel_21

Here's a fix for a terrible bug that made it impossible to compile projects with more than one object nesting level. How embarassing.