Write a small program
Create a C source file and use the documented Mini-C profiles. Start with arithmetic, loops and functions before exploring pointers and structures.
Open. Run. Understand.
From Mini-C to MIPS you can inspect.
Connect structured code to machine-level execution. Compile the documented teaching subset of C, inspect the generated assembly and debug it in the same workspace.
Free and open source · Local work without an account
Inspect the translation
Use Compile C0 and inspect the generated MIPS. Find how a condition becomes a branch and how a function uses the calling convention.
Know the boundaries
Mini-C supports C0 teaching profiles and a focused C1-NATIVE profile. It is not a full ISO C compiler or a replacement for a native C toolchain.