8cc.vim: Pure Vim script C Compiler
The project "8cc.vim" adapts 8cc, a C compiler, into Vim script for x86_64 Linux using ELVM. It allows C code compilation within Vim, offering commands and functions for experimentation. Installation guidelines are available on the GitHub repository.
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The project "8cc.vim: Pure Vim script C Compiler" is a Vim script adaptation of 8cc, a C compiler for x86_64 Linux based on ELVM. It enables the compilation of C code into Vim script, offering commands like `:EccCompile` and `:EccRun`, as well as functions such as `eightcc#compile()` and `eightcc#run()`. While the compilation process may be time-consuming, it serves as an engaging experimentation platform. To explore this unique C compiler implemented in Vim script, interested individuals can clone the repository and refer to the installation guidelines available in the README. Additional information can be found on the 8cc.vim GitHub repository.
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