Currently there are available my personal solutions to the following Laboratory FLC exams:

• 17/01/25 -> ternary operator
• 04/07/24 -> tri operator
• 13/06/24 -> if-repeat-until statement {@structs}
• 13/02/24 -> pick operator {@arrays}
• 25/01/24 -> repeat_exp statement {@structs @vars}
• 04/09/23 -> cswap statement {@vars}
• 30/06/23 -> software emulated division operator
• 08/06/23 -> replace statement {@arrays}
• 06/02/23 -> modified assignment statement {@globalVars @arrays @lists @vars}
• 20/01/23 -> inbounds operator {@arrays @vars}
• 05/09/22 -> randomize statement/random operator {@globalVars}
• 05/07/22 -> count_ones operator

• 17/01/25 -> ternary operator
• 04/07/24 -> tri operator
• 13/02/24 -> pick operator {@arrays}
• 30/06/23 -> software emulated division operator
• 20/01/23 -> inbounds operator {@arrays @vars}
• 05/09/22 -> randomize statement/random operator {@globalVars}
• 05/07/22 -> count_ones operator

• 13/06/24 -> if-repeat-until statement {@structs}
• 25/01/24 -> repeat_exp statement {@structs @vars}
• 04/09/23 -> cswap statement {@vars}
• 08/06/23 -> replace statement {@arrays}
• 06/02/23 -> modified assignment statement {@globalVars @arrays @lists @vars}
• 05/09/22 -> randomize statement/random operator {@globalVars}

NB

If the link to an exam is active, there's also a related wiki page with my reasoning fully explained (I hope it to be very clear :) )

For each one of them, starting from the main branch (which represents the base ACSE compiler):

• a new branch was created to encapsulate all the requested modifications
• a new directory in the "tests" one was added for storing all the needed files (.c, .asm, .o) + the related exam papers for having an immediate reference