| list_languages | Get a list of supported programming languages. Returns:
List of dictionaries containing language information, each with keys:
- id: Unique identifier for the language
- name: Display name of the language
- extensions: List of file extensions associated with the language
Raises:
HTTPException: If the API request fails |
| list_compilers_for_language | Get available compilers for a specific programming language. Args:
language: Programming language to get compilers for (e.g., 'cpp', 'rust')
Returns:
List of unversioned compiler names available for the language
Raises:
HTTPException: If the API request fails
Example:
>>> await list_compilers_for_language("cpp")
["gcc", "clang", "msvc"] |
| list_compiler_versions | Get available compiler versions matching a compiler name regex. NOTE: This may return a lot of results! Choose a specific regex to narrow down the results and not overflow the MCP client.
Args:
compiler_regex: Regular expression to match compiler names (case-insensitive)
Returns:
List of dictionaries containing matching compiler information, each with keys:
- id: Unique identifier for the compiler
- name: Display name of the compiler
- semver: Version string of the compiler
Raises:
HTTPException: If the API request fails
Example:
>>> await list_compiler_versions("gcc")
[{"id": "gcc-12.2", "name": "GCC 12.2"}, {"id": "gcc-11.3", "name": "GCC 11.3"}]
>>> await list_compiler_versions("clang.*trunk")
[..., {"id": "irclangtrunk", "name": "clang (trunk)", "lang": "llvm", "compilerType": "", "semver": "(trunk)", "instructionSet": "amd64"}, ...] |
| compile_code | Compile source code using specified compiler and options. Args:
source: Source code to compile
language: Programming language of the source code
compiler: Compiler name or ID to use
ctx: MCP context for logging and error reporting
options: Compiler flags and options
filters: Configuration for filtering compiler output
libraries: List of library dependencies
Returns:
Dictionary containing compilation results with keys:
- code: Exit code of the compilation
- stdout: Standard output from the compiler
- stderr: Standard error from the compiler
- asm: Generated assembly (if applicable)
Raises:
HTTPException: If compilation fails, compiler not found, or API request fails
Example:
>>> result = await compile_code(
... source="int main() { return 0; }",
... language="cpp",
... compiler="gcc",
... ctx=ctx
... ) |
| get_opcode_documentation | Get documentation for a specific opcode in a given instruction set.
If a user asks about an opcode, but you don't have the instruction set, you can query list_compiler_versions for a specific compiler and it will tell you the instruction set.
You are not an expert on opcodes, so if a user asks about an opcode, you should always use this tool! Args:
instruction_set: Instruction set to search for opcode documentation
opcode: Opcode to search for documentation
Example:
>>> await get_opcode_documentation("amd64", "lea") |