Self-hostable C(+something) Compiler Prototype: Version 3.1.5 (2020/01/04)
Japanese README is avaliable on README.ja.md
By just typing $ make will compile as ./hanando.
Then, you can use hanando and output assembly to standard output.
$ ./hanando "int main() {printf(\"Hello World!\");}"
Using escaping of quotation is needed to run inside bash.
Alternatively, you can specify and compile a C file.
$ ./hanando -f bar.c
After outputting of assembly, you can compile to an executable with gcc or clang:
$ ./hanando -f bar.c > bar.s
$ gcc bar.s -o bar
$ ./bar
$ make selftest