Simple fully turing complete programming language that include almost all of the features of a common programming language.
Just use make
. The project have no dependencies.
If you want to run the tests you need to install google test. After
you install it just run make test
and then ./sylk_test
.
./sylk examples/fibonacci.slk
to run an example.
If you want to use the interpreter as a lib you just need to include the sylk.h
header from the src
directory
to use the functions and link the sylk library.
to declare a variable you need to use the var
keyword.
var a
var b
you can also initialize the variables.
var text = 'hello world'
to declare a function you need to use the def
keyword.
def square(n) {
return n * n
}
to declare a function you need to use the class
keyword
class Test {
var a
var b
def constructor(a, b) {
self.a = a
self.b = b
}
def add() {
return self.a + self.b
}
}
Members are declared with the var
keyword like variable declarations but the can't be initializated.
The constructor is declared as a normal method but it needs to be named constructor
.
You can access the instance in a method with the self
keyword.
note first you need to declare the members and then the methods or it will not compile
The conditionals works like in any other programming language
if a == 2 {
print(a * a)
}
while n > 0 {
print(n)
n = n - 1
}
note there is no for
statement yet.
you can assign a value to a variable with =
var b
b = 15
you can also assign a different type to a variable
var b = false
b = 'hello'
print(b)
note assignment is a statement and not an expression so you can't use assignments where expressions are required.
while n = next() {
print(n)
}
the code above will not compile.
- arithmetic operations
- if/else
- assignments
- while
- function calls
- logical operations
- function defenitions
- string support
- classes
- list data structure
- garbage collector
- standard library