Our language lays somewhere in between MATLAB, Python and C, it's a mix of various syntax conventions and offers a robust mathematical toolkit by virtue of numpy-aided Python implementation of the interpreter.
- Python 3.9+
- ANTLR4
- Graphviz
- Kivi
In the project's root directory run:
python main.py
or use IDE's GUI to run the program.
Upon running main.py a tkinter window should show up:
- variables of scalar, vector or matrix type
- print statements
- scalar math operations (trigonometric functions, exp, log, floor, ceil, sqrt, basic arithmetic)
- if statements
- for loops
- element-wise vector operations
