ML-inspired programming language for learning purposes.
The goals are for Sibyl to be:
- Functional (as opposed to OOP) but not to a fault - OCaml
- Flexible and modular - Module system
- Simple - Few syntactic structures
Currently I'm learning about compilers via Crafting Interpreters and then applying what I learn to Sibyl as well as any additional information I learn from other sources such as books, Reddit, and Youtube.
Compiling on Mac and running using Rosetta
clang -arch x86_64 example.s -o example_x86
on mac
dune exec bin/example.exe 2> program.s && clang -arch arm64 program.s -o program
./example_x86
nasm
- Booleans & Ints
- If Else expression (Windows x64/Interpreter/JS)
- [~30% Interp/JS only] Functions
- Loops
- String literals
- Static arrays
- Lists
- String type
- Pattern matching
- File IO
- Algebraic Data types
- Dynamic arrays / slices
- Tail recursion
- Type inference
- Tuples
- Garbage Collector
- Module system
- Structs
- Stdlib: JSON
- Stdlib: HTTP