Kir's compiler for low-level ARM machine code. Kompiler is a modular tool written in Ruby, and can easily be changed to support other architectures!

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Kompiler is a tool which can compile a low-level programming language into machine code. Each instructions written in the language will reflect the resulting machine code in a very predictable way.

Alongside Kompiler, many low-level compilers exist, such as the GNU Assembly compiler, Clang, NASM, and so on. In comparison to them, Kompiler has a relatively low footprint, and is significantly faster in certain areas: for example, embedding a 6 megabyte image into your machine code takes around 9 seconds with Clang, but just less than a second with Kompiler.

Using Kompiler is simple. To compile a program into machine code (after installation), run

kompile input_file.s output_file.bin

You can find examples of writing for Kompiler in the examples folder.