Due: Friday May 12, 11:59pm (midnight)

Take your 370-C compiler, and add target code generation for some real "assembler" language. The easiest for most of you will be x86 assembler code, for which I have written a manual Another interesting option would be to use the "jasmin" JVM assembler.

To answer questions not covered in the manual, you can ask the instructor or TA, or better yet, use "gcc -S" to look at what assembler code it generates.

Finals week demos: you are strongly encouraged to demonstrate your compiler to your professor in its final state. This allows you to show what works and ensures that you get credit for as much as you are able to accomplish.