A compiler/interpreter for a homemade programming language. It can compile to x86 assembly, or run the program in an interpreted mode.
This is not stable software, and it might have very bad bugs or change at any time.
Just build with cargo, like any other rust program.
Run with the --help command to see the information. To do this with cargo, type cargo run -- --help.
There are are a number of test programs in the tests directory that should be up to date.
You can also look in the library directory to look at how the standard library is implemented.
Because every language needs a hello world program, here is the one for borkle:
print("Hello, world!\n");However, this is cheating, because code written in global scope like this ends up being interpreted.
To get a compiled hello world, you have to do this:
create_exe("some_file_name.exe", fn() print("Hello, world!\n"));