The strl2kasm Compiler extends the Columbia Esterel Compiler , in order to generate KEP assembler from Esterel files. The source files are in the KEP repository: <tt>Compiler/kepcmp/</tt>

Installation

The compiler has been tested under Linux and Windows with Cygwin. For the installation under Windows, you need Cygwin with the packages make and gcc.

In order to install it: # 1. Install CEC version ## 1. Download and unpack it with <tt>tar zxvf cec-0.4.tar.gz</tt> ## 2. execute <tt>configure; make; make install</tt> This should generate the cec files in /usr/local/bin # 2. copy the strl2kasm sources in parallel to the CEC # 3. put the correct path to the CEC (should be ../cec-0.4) in the Makefile # 4. execute make # 5. Copy the generated files <tt>cec-astkep</tt>, <tt>cec-kepdismantle</tt>, <tt>cec-kepdot</tt>, <tt>cec-xmlkasm</tt> to /usr/local/bin/

In the KEP repository Misc/scripts, is the script <tt>strl2kasm</tt>, which can be used as a wrapper. You might have to adjust the path at the beginning of the script, to point to the installation path of the cec. Thereafter, copy the script to /usr/local/bin.