benhoyt / Pyast64
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Compile a subset of the Python AST to x64-64 assembler
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pyast64
pyast64 is a Python 3 program that compiles a subset of the Python AST to x64-64 assembler. It's extremely restricted (read "a toy") but it's a nice proof of concept in any case. Read more about pyast64 here.
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