In my journey to write a better programming language i first try to write a language that really in a interpreter for everything. Now in this new version of the Cobalu(yes I remove the 'S'), this language is being executed inside a virtual machine.
In this new version of the language the programs are compiled in instructions for my virtual machine and being executed in a stack environment. This made the language way faster than his previous version(gotta go fast) that can be seen in the draft.
To compile this compiler (and who compiles the compiler?) you need to have installed clang or g++ and make. By default the makefile is configured to compile using clang but if you want to use g++ just change the Makefile header from "CC = clang++" to "CC = g++"
Compiling: ''' $ make
$ make debug # if you want to be able to debug the language with lldb or gdb '''
In the archives of this compiler there is some tests files that I use to test the correct execution of the program, but you can write a file and execute it.
OBS: files do not need to be preceded by a .cpp or anything like that
Executing: ''' $ ./cobalus <your_file> '''
OBS: if you want to see the stack of execution of your program you can enable it uncommenting the "#define DEBUG" line in the ./srd/Headers/global.h file.
It's definetly not perfect as a language could be better but the whole point, was to make the language faster(and It works). But I have to say that this new version of the language has a little problem, the VM is inside a array so it doesn't have a lot of memory to execute programs, so be careful about that.
But beside this I really hope you enjoy my little toy language, and I'm all ears if you want to make the project better or has a bug just contact me. I will be happy to help :).