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Myrissa

Myrissa is a zero-dependency native compiler for Pascal-inspired, statically typed .myr code, producing standalone x64 Windows and Linux apps and libraries from one Windows host. Editable .mld files define its grammar, tokens, and semantics without rebuilding. It includes a debugger, LSP, CImporter, advanced features, and an embeddable DLL.

  • Updated Aug 5, 2026

An optimizing compiler for the SysY2022 language that targets 32-bit ARMv7 assembly. It features a full front end (lexer/parser, AST, semantic analysis), an MIR+SSA-based middle end with classic optimizations, and a practical ARM backend with register allocation, producing linkable .s output for the SysY runtime.

  • Updated Feb 18, 2026
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