WONKY

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  What can I do with it?
  	Nothing interesting at the moment.
+ 	You could compile a hello world program to nasm if you use extern int printf(const char *,...) instead
+ 	of including stdio ( which wonky can't preprocess at the moment ).
+ 	> wonky hello.c > a.asm ; nasm a.asm -f elf64 -o a.o
+        	( then link the thing to some libc )
  
  How to build it:
  	Use cmake out of the repository, for example /tmp/build
  	prints 'ast' of the program after parsing
  --compile-asm or -asm
  	outputs asm to stdout. Mostly NOPs and segfaults at the moment.
+ --compile-nasm or -nasm ( DEFAULT )
+ 	outputs nasm to stdout. Its the output of -asm but with things added
+ 	to please the nasm assembler.
+