A Basic LLVM Python Compiler
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a small proof-of-concept LLVM-based compiler that turns pure-Python scripts into native Windows executables.
My top priority is for the tool to flag compile-time errors clearly; producing the .exe and offering a simple way to step through the generated code for debugging come next.
Scope (keep it lean):
• Accept a single .py file written in pure Python—no C extensions or external packages.
• Use LLVM (or llvmlite) under the hood to generate a 64-bit Windows binary.
• Surface syntax or type issues during the build phase so I can catch mistakes before runtime.
• Provide a basic command-line interface plus a short README explaining how to build, run, and debug the resulting executable with common Windows tools (e.g., WinDbg, lldb).
A minimal, working prototype with clear code comments and build instructions is all that’s required at this stage.
My top priority is for the tool to flag compile-time errors clearly; producing the .exe and offering a simple way to step through the generated code for debugging come next.
Scope (keep it lean):
• Accept a single .py file written in pure Python—no C extensions or external packages.
• Use LLVM (or llvmlite) under the hood to generate a 64-bit Windows binary.
• Surface syntax or type issues during the build phase so I can catch mistakes before runtime.
• Provide a basic command-line interface plus a short README explaining how to build, run, and debug the resulting executable with common Windows tools (e.g., WinDbg, lldb).
A minimal, working prototype with clear code comments and build instructions is all that’s required at this stage.