Hello! Evan Marcey here. Local business owner and computer enthusiast!
Is your computer constantly stomping around, driving you crazy?
Is your computer clawing at your furnitures?
Think there's no answer?! You're so stupid!
SunnyLang.
Finally, there's an elegant comfortable language for programmers.
Come on down to Paddy's Pub! We're the home of the original SunnyLang!
Meow!
SunnyLang is a statically-typed interpreted language where all of the commands are quotes from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. SunnyLang is parsed and evaluated line-by-line, so any declarations must occur prior to being called in the code.
It's also definitely not finished yet. I just wanted a place to back it up.
To learn more about how to write in SunnyLang, check out the wiki.
The language currently supports:
- Variable declaration and assignment for integer, float, boolean and string variables
- If/Else logic
- For/While loop control flow
- ++/-- operations
- +=, -=, *=, etc. operations
- User-Defined Function implementation
Planned features:
- User-Defined Class implementation
- Additional built-in variables (i.e. arrays)
- Additional built-in functions
- Memory management
The SunnyLang interpreter is written and compiled in C.
All of the code for the interpreter is in src.
Sunny.c is the main source file, which kicks off the entire process, and Tokenizer.c contains the majority of the code for tokenizing and evaluating a line of SunnyLang.
The user-defined structs are in struct, and similarly all utilities are contained in util.