An Odin to C compiler written in C.

To build on Linux

$ make

On Linux you have some additional build options provided by the Makefile. Check the documentation at the top of the Makefile for them.

To build on Windows

$ cl.exe unity.c

Currently only the build and run commands are supported and only for a single source file.

$ ./codin build tests/main.odin -file
$ ./codin run tests/main.odin -file

On Windows you'll need to have Visual Studio installed. Just run codin from the x64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS.

On Linux you'll need to have gcc installed and in your PATH.

main :: proc() -> i32 {
  x, y, z: i32 = 10, 20, 30;
  s: string = "world";
  fmt.printf("Hello %s %d\n", s, -x + y * z - 1);
}

#include <stdio.h>

typedef int i32;
typedef const char *string;

#if defined(_MSC_VER)
	#define FORCE_INLINE __forceinline
#else
	#define FORCE_INLINE __attribute__((always_inline)) inline
#endif

FORCE_INLINE i32 negi32(i32 value) {
  return -value;
}

FORCE_INLINE i32 addi32(i32 lhs, i32 rhs) {
  return lhs + rhs;
}

FORCE_INLINE i32 subi32(i32 lhs, i32 rhs) {
  return lhs - rhs;
}

FORCE_INLINE i32 muli32(i32 lhs, i32 rhs) {
  return lhs * rhs;
}

i32 main() {
  i32 x = 10;
  i32 y = 20;
  i32 z = 30;
  string s = "world";
  printf("Hello %s %d\n", s, subi32(addi32(negi32(x), muli32(y, z)), 1));
}

Before contributing please read the C0.md and STYLE.md documents in the doc directory.

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