#cx (c-multiply)
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(sorry i forgot the link)
module main;
func main() -> int {
print("Hello, World!");
return 0;
}
an example of code (this is a hello world (the stdlib is not do so this code is technically not functionnal, but this will seems at this))
Ty !
ah yes c♭
wait that's just b
is it just me or all the new systems languages are the same in terms of syntax
they're all based on rust or go or both
maaaybe with a bit of c
from time to time
if i do an language with only my imagination or how a programming language need to be in term of syntax this will be so horrifying that github will ban me
and my language doesnt seem really to go or rust if you view the doc
lol yeah
btw the compiler function now
pushed the new version cxup for download it
nice!
yeah but the extension is .cx, and this is a fun thing that C++ -> C* or Cx, like C-product, C-multiply
ah
if anyone want to contribute i will be grateful !
what's it written in?
python, but i guess C and ASM and lower language can be accepted, i know zig and a bit of C
why not refactor too, i hate python but i choose the facility
mmm
C^ coming soon atp
for the moment i vibe code a roblox game because lua is shit for try to win money, after it i do the compiler in C
ohhhhh i understood the joke
this is correct no?
compilers can have a middle end (even though in many more modern compilers it's now mixed with the backend often)
ish? i think the english term is middleware
because the middle of something isnt its end
the correct term in compiler dev is middle end
linguistically its wrong
😄
the middle cant have an end
us programmers come up with the silliest stuff
this isn't linguistics tho is it 😭
those words are english, hence linguistics 😄
we are bad for making up random words tbh
as an industry
you could argue that for many niche specific terms tho