  Marcello, in 1997, formally proved that chemical kinetics can make a
universal computer i.e they can replicate any digital circuit. Recently,
Soloveichik et al. showed that chemical kinetics can perform fast and reliable
Turing Universal computations. To simulate the behavior of chemical reactions,
Sean et al. developed a software called CAIN which represents chemical
reactions in XML format. In this work, we have made an attempt to create
trans-compiler which can take python like code as input and gives CAIN
supported chemical reactions file as output. This can be compared to generating
assembly code from a high-level programming language. Additionally, Soloveichik
et al. also showed DNA as a universal primer for implementing CRN's and Andrews
Phillips developed Visual DSD programming language for simulating all the
possible DSD reactions. CRN2DSD, a software developed by Manish Gupta's team,
can, already, convert a CAIN file to Microsoft's Visual DSD code i.e assembly
level to machine level. Hence, our attempt to convert high-level code to
assembly code takes us one step closer to completing the dream of making a
chemical compiler.
