(compiler) Add -c flag for "compile and assemble only"
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This commit is a small step towards #454. By adding this flag, it's possible to "use Perlang as a transpiler" only. Okay, a _little_ more than a transpiler, since it also emits ELF object files. :) But still, it helps us towards a state where we can gradually, incrementally rewrite parts of the Perlang compiler in Perlang. Oh, the joy! Oh, the glory!
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| // { | ||
| // Console.Error.WriteLine("ERROR: When the -c option is used, no script arguments can be provided since the Perlang script/program will not get executed"); | ||
| // return Task.FromResult(1); | ||
| // } |
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Argh, did I just (well, yesterday) merge in commented-out code? 🙈 Will go away in #456 for sure.
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This commit is a small step towards #454. By adding this flag, it's possible to "use Perlang as a transpiler" only. Okay, a little more than a transpiler, since it also emits ELF object files. :) But still, it helps us towards a state where we can gradually, incrementally rewrite parts of the Perlang compiler in Perlang. Oh, the joy! Oh, the glory!