The Top Level

.clang-format

Code formatting rules that must be followed. It serves clang-format.

AUTHORS.txt

In the top level of the distribution, there must be a file AUTHORS.txt whose contents is as follows:

Fabrice Bardèche  <fabrice.bardeche@epita.fr>
Jean Dujardin     <jean.dujardin@epita.fr>
Noël Flantier     <noel.flantier@epita.fr>

Do not include emails other than those of EPITA. We repeat: give the login@epita.fr address. Starting from TC-1/2, the file AUTHORS.txt is distributed thanks to the EXTRA_DIST variable in the top-level Makefile.am, but pay attention to the spelling.

ChangeLog

Optional. The list of the changes made in the compiler, with the dates and names of the people who worked on it.

Makefile.am

automake configuration file for AutoTools (Makefile generation).

NEWS.txt

Optional. Summary of changes introduced by each release.

README.txt

Various free information.

THANKS.txt

Various thanks to people who contributed to TC.

bootstrap

Script that bootstraps TC.

configure.ac

autoconf configuration file for AutoTools (prerequisites).

flake.nix

Tiger compiler Nix flake.

the-tiger.txt

Tiger small poem, referencing The Tyger — William Blake.

data/

This directory contains important data (e.g. the Tiger prelude).

doc/

This directory contains the Doxygen configuration file.

lib/

This directory contains helping tools, that are not specific to the project.

licenses/

This directory contains TC licenses.

src/

All the sources are in this directory.

tcsh/

This directory contains python bindings for TC.

tests/

Your own test suite. You should make it part of the project, and ship it like the rest of the package. Actually, it is abnormal not to have a test suite here.