Interpreter of a fictional assembly-like APO language
versions used by the author are in italics
- Operating system
Debian testing - Java
APT packageopenjdk-17-jdk, version 17 SE - Apache ANT
APT packageant, version 1.10.+
dependencies are automatically downloaded during build process
- Apache Commons CLI 1.8.+
- JUnit 5.+
- AssertJ 3.+
Interpreter-APO can be built with Apache ANT using Apache Ivy to resolve all dependencies. Ivy itself and all dependencies are downloaded during build, so make sure your Internet connection is working!
Possible ANT targets are:
ant,ant build- resolve dependencies & compile source files & create executable jar & run all testsant resolve- resolve dependenciesant jar- compile source files & create executable jarant test- run all testsant docs- generate Javadocant clean- remove additional build filesant rebuild- remove additional build files & resolve dependencies & compile source files & create executable jar & run all tests
DI_Container can be built with Gradle. All dependencies are downloaded during build, so make sure your Internet connection is working!
Possible Gradle tasks are:
gradle build- resolve dependencies & compile source files & create jar & run all testsgradle jar- resolve dependencies & compile source files & create jargradle test- run all testsgradle javadoc- generate Javadocgradle rebuild- remove additional build files & resolve dependencies & compile source files & create jar & run all tests
Interpreter-APO can be run by the executable sh script:
- for ANT build
$ sh /path-to-project-directory/antBuild/apolang
- for Gradle build
$ sh /path-to-project-directory/build/scripts/apolang
Alternatively one may directly execute the jar file:
- for ANT build
$ java -jar /path-to-project-directory/antBuild/dist/apolang-{version}.jar - for Gradle build
$ java -jar /path-to-project-directory/build/libs/apolang-{version}.jar