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Espresso Somdeep Dey Rohit Gurunath Jianfeng Qian Oliver Willens Overview Introduction & Background Planning & Schedule Development Environment Syntax Architecture Testing Demonstration

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Espresso

Somdeep Dey Rohit Gurunath Jianfeng Qian Oliver Willens

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Overview

  • Introduction & Background
  • Planning & Schedule
  • Development Environment
  • Syntax
  • Architecture
  • Testing
  • Demonstration
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Introduction

What is the Idea behind Espresso?

  • A Object-Oriented programming language inspired by Java, stripped down and

augmented.

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Goals

  • Intuition.

Easy to just start coding for experienced programmers. A great platform to learn for beginners.

  • Transparency.

The LLVM IR code allows the user to understand the nuts and bolts of their program.

  • Flexibility.

Espresso allows for broad purpose use, rather than single-domain application. The language is portable and robust.

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Development Environment

Version Control Text Editing Operating System Virtualization

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Dec 12 - Dec 20 Oct 27 - Nov 20 Nov 21 - Dec 11 Sep 28 - Oct 26

Project Timeline

Proposal Language Ref. Manual “Hello World!” Comprehensive Pipeline ✓

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Git History

129 Commits

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Guidelines

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Syntax

//This is an Espresso Comment /* So is this */

Comments Operators Arrays

+ //add

  • //sub

* //mult / //div = //assign == //eq !- //neq < //lt <= //leq > //gt >= //geq && //and || //or ! //not

int[10] arr;

Arr = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}; Float[1] precise_arr; precise_arr[0] = 0.0002;

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int i; for (i=1;i<10;i++){ print_int(i); } int x = 0; while(i<10){ print_int(x); x++; }

Loops Branching Classes

while (i < 2){ print_int(item); break; } for (int i=0; i<4;i++){ if (arr[i] > 0) print_int(data[i]); } int first_positive(int[] arr){ for(int i=0;i<4;i++){ if(arr[i] > 0} return arr[i]; return -1; { Class BankCount{ int saving; String name; BankCount(class BankCount self, String n, int a){ self.name = n; self.Saving = a; } bool withdraw(class BankCount self, int a){ if (a < 0){ return false; } else if(self.saving > a){ self.saving -= a; return true; } } }

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class work { int a; void main() { int b; int c; int d; int[10] arr; this.a = 100; class animal an; lambda : char lfunc(char a) { return a; } print_char (an.getChar(lfunc)); } }

Lambda

class animal { char b; bool x; char getChar(lambda lfunc) { return #lfunc('a'); } int perform() { int i; i = 5; i = 1; return i*2; } }

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Architecture

.es File Scanner Semant LLVM Parser Codegen AST SAST

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Testing

Our MO: Test-Driven Development

Unit Testing Integration Testing

Small test programs were written throughout the development process, designed to test the most recently added feature. We created a large and comprehensive test suite, built to test features we didn’t think of during the development process, and to make sure the newest feature doesn’t negatively affect any of the previous

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Automation /testall.sh

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