public static void main int args {
use gradle for incremental compilation (future compilations shouldn’t take nearly as long as initial). Strange that the Kotlin template doesn’t use that by default.
wouldn’t really class C# as C-like
I find C so difficult to learn!
sounds cool ill look at it.
I’ll do an event on it as a Rep!
I just made my own language at that point best syntax ever
impowrt % random -> import/s.
uwu = [ -> defined func (uwu, ok, etc.)
pwint ; f'uwu :< | {random.randint(111, 9999)}' -> print statement.
]
Does it run? if not it is just syntax, not a language
It sort of runs , I spent so much time coming up with a good looking syntax that it was harder for me to make it actually compile and run.
Is it on replit? What language did you use to make it?
I made it around 2 a.m. and used Python, which is not good from what I’ve learned while trying to get the code to run.
Do you want to remake it with me if you have time now that I’m awake and not sleep-deprived?
I am actually working on my own language right now, that does in fact, run. I probably could help you with issues but not be a main developer.
What does your lexer look like, and what language is it written in?
All the code is here: GitHub - thatrandomperson5/JumpLang: Just a test interpreter made in nim
And I don’t have a lexer, i am pretty sure I use scannerless parsing.
Yea I don’t see a lexer
The closest thing is libjumplang/parser.nim