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Tungsten is supposed to be a memory-safe and type-safe language front-end for LLVM which borrows many elements from C and C# syntax. It is statically typed and meant to have very little overhead while providing modern language features. The compiler is written in C++20 and uses LLVM 17. I'm starting this project because I'm interested in compiler design and want to understand LLVM better.
Goals
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Language reference
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Parser
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Lexer
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AST
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Math
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Binary
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Logical
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Basic Keywords
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Literals
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Functions
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Structs
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Generics
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Interfaces
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Code Generation
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User Project
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Configs
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Building
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Nice-to-haves
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Standard library
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Examples
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Syntax highlighting
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Foreign Function Interface (FFI)
Resources
GitHub repository: https://github.com/marv7000/tungsten/
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