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  8 days ago by dgarcia | Reply

  I've started to work on the language initial definition in github

  I've also shared the idea in the reddit community to get some feedback as soon as possible.

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I've started to work on the [language initial definition in github](https://github.com/danigm/toki-ilo) I've also shared the idea in the [reddit community](https://www.reddit.com/r/tokipona/comments/1pb81uq/toki_pona_programming_language/) to get some feedback as soon as possible.
 
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I've started to work on the language initial definition in github
I've also shared the idea in the reddit community to get some feedback as soon as possible.
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  4 days ago by dgarcia | Reply

  The week was very productive. At the end I have an almost functional programming language.

  Current support:

  1. Variable declaration and assignment
  2. Basic arithmetic for int and float types
  3. Basic types: int, float, string literal
  4. Control flow with if-else
  5. Loops
  6. Basic functions. Support return, but don't support arguments yet
  7. Print statement

  • An example source code that build can be found here
  • The current compiler gcctoki can be built from toki branch in my gcc fork

  This is the output that I get when running the binary compiled from toki.ilo:

  $ ./gcc/install/bin/gcctoki -o toki examples/toki.ilo
  $ ./toki
  ma ale o, toki!
  
  nanpa li 5
  
  tu en wan li seme e 3
  
  nanpa li seme ala e wan
  
  nimi_lon li lon
  nimi_lon en nimi_ala li lon ala
  
  nanpa li lili luka la o sin
   - sin la nanpa li 0
   - sin la nanpa li 1
   - sin la nanpa li 2
   - sin la nanpa li 3
   - sin la nanpa li 4
   - o pini
  
   - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 0
   - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 1
   - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 2
   - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 0
   - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 1
   - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 2
   - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 0
   - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 1
   - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 2
  
  #############
  # toki pona #
  #############
  
  mi insa e nasa_nanpa nasin
  nanpa nasa li 4
  nanpa nasa li nanpa nasa
  

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The week was very productive. At the end I have an almost functional programming language. Current support: 1. Variable declaration and assignment 1. Basic arithmetic for int and float types 1. Basic types: int, float, string literal 1. Control flow with if-else 1. Loops 1. Basic functions. Support return, but don't support arguments yet 1. Print statement * An example source code that build can be found [here](https://github.com/danigm/toki-ilo/blob/main/examples/toki.ilo) * The current compiler `gcctoki` can be built from `toki` branch in my [gcc fork](https://github.com/danigm/gcc/tree/toki) This is the output that I get when running the binary compiled from `toki.ilo`: <pre> $ ./gcc/install/bin/gcctoki -o toki examples/toki.ilo $ ./toki ma ale o, toki! nanpa li 5 tu en wan li seme e 3 nanpa li seme ala e wan nimi_lon li lon nimi_lon en nimi_ala li lon ala nanpa li lili luka la o sin - sin la nanpa li 0 - sin la nanpa li 1 - sin la nanpa li 2 - sin la nanpa li 3 - sin la nanpa li 4 - o pini - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 0 - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 1 - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 2 - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 0 - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 1 - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 2 - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 0 - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 1 - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 2 ############# # toki pona # ############# mi insa e nasa_nanpa nasin nanpa nasa li 4 nanpa nasa li nanpa nasa </pre>
 
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The week was very productive. At the end I have an almost functional programming language.
Current support:
1. Variable declaration and assignment
2. Basic arithmetic for int and float types
3. Basic types: int, float, string literal
4. Control flow with if-else
5. Loops
6. Basic functions. Support return, but don't support arguments yet
7. Print statement
• An example source code that build can be found here
• The current compiler gcctoki can be built from toki branch in my gcc fork
This is the output that I get when running the binary compiled from toki.ilo:
$ ./gcc/install/bin/gcctoki -o toki examples/toki.ilo
$ ./toki
ma ale o, toki!

nanpa li 5

tu en wan li seme e 3

nanpa li seme ala e wan

nimi_lon li lon
nimi_lon en nimi_ala li lon ala

nanpa li lili luka la o sin
 - sin la nanpa li 0
 - sin la nanpa li 1
 - sin la nanpa li 2
 - sin la nanpa li 3
 - sin la nanpa li 4
 - o pini

 - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 0
 - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 1
 - sin la nanpa mute li 0 e 2
 - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 0
 - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 1
 - sin la nanpa mute li 1 e 2
 - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 0
 - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 1
 - sin la nanpa mute li 2 e 2

#############
# toki pona #
#############

mi insa e nasa_nanpa nasin
nanpa nasa li 4
nanpa nasa li nanpa nasa
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