Compiler Bindings

Expose compiler APIs to Chemical source for plugin-like access.

28|2|Updated Dec 24, 2023
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/chemicallang/chemical --skill compiler-bindings
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Skill: Compiler Bindings
Source: https://github.com/chemicallang/chemical/tree/main/.agents/skills/compiler_bindings
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chemicallang/chemical --skill compiler-bindings

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill enables binding compiler APIs into Chemical source code, allowing plugin-like access to the compiler during build, compile, and language tooling workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Expose compiler APIs (BuildContext, LabBuildCompiler bindings, and LSP bindings) to Chemical source for plugin development.
  • Enable plugin authors to call into compiler components from user code during build, compilation, and editor tooling.
  • Support for binding exposure across build system, compilation, and editor services.

Quick Start

Bind the compiler APIs into your Chemical project by using the lab.ch bindings and then call BuildContext and other API functions from your source code.

Frequently Asked Questions about Compiler Bindings

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I expose compiler APIs to Chemical source code for plugin development?

Expose compiler APIs by binding BuildContext, LabBuildCompiler, and LSP bindings into Chemical source using lab.ch bindings, enabling plugin-like access during build, compilation, and tooling workflows.

What is the scope of compiler bindings in Chemical build and runtime processes?

Compiler bindings cover translating code to C, JIT compilation via TinyCC, and exposing APIs through lab bindings for build, lab, and LSP processes to enable compiler access.

Can I call compiler components from Chemical source code during editor tooling?

Yes, you can call compiler components from user code during build, compilation, and editor tooling by using the exposed LSP bindings and lab bindings in your Chemical project.

How do I start binding BuildContext into my Chemical project?

Start binding BuildContext into your Chemical project by using the lab.ch bindings, then call BuildContext and other API functions from your source code to enable compiler access.

Does the Chemical compiler expose safe boundaries for BuildContext and lab bindings?

Yes, the compiler bindings ensure safe exposure of BuildContext, CompilerBinder, and lab bindings with clear boundaries to prevent misuse and ensure stable integration during compilation.

When do I need to use compiler bindings for LSP and build system integration?

Use compiler bindings when developing plugins that require direct access to compiler components across the build system, compilation pipeline, and editor services within Chemical source code.