Bobcat is a simple, statically typed, low level and unfinished language.
The goal of this language is to be fast to write and execute. It can both be interpreted for fast development & debugging, and transpiled to C for maximum performances.
The folder samples contains a few Bobcat programs, showing it's features. They are also test files, and contains edge cases to test the parser.
func main() {
prints("Hello World!\n")
}
The interpreter/transpiler is writted from scratch in C. It can show the compiling trees at different stages (tokenizer -> parser -> semantical).
The jit branch is using LLVM for compilation & JIT execution, but is not finished currently.
[x] Function overloading
[x] Interpreter semfriendly
[x] Assignation at declaration
[x] Function return value
[x] Valgrind & linting
[x] Break & continue
[x] Unify mains
[x] Scalable tokenizer
[x] Memory leaks
[*] LLVM
- [x] Functions def&call
- [x] Operators
- [x] Assignations
- [x] Flow control
- [x] Top level instructions
- [-] Compilation
[-] Read–eval–print loop
[-] Multiple files
[-] Structs
[-] Cast
[-] Operators overloading
[-] Pointers / Arrays
[-] Preprocessor
[-] Stdlib