modern-assembly

Overview

Modern Assembly is an experimental programming language engineered with Rust and LLVM. It aims to bring the power of high-level languages and the efficiency of low-level assembly under one umbrella.

⚠ Modern Assembly is at an early development stage. Don't expect everything to work smoothly ⚠

Features

• High-Level Syntax: Enjoy readability and ease-of-use akin to high-level languages.
• Low-Level Control: Get down to the metal, controlling every aspect of the code.
• Optimized Performance: Built with Rust and LLVM for blazingly fast execution.

Quick Start

Here is a small example that prints "Hello, World!" and performs a basic calculation:

fn main:
  const msg "Hello, world!"
  print(msg)
            
  let x 1
  add x 2 2
  print(x)

  if msg == x:
     print("???")
  else:
     move x 1
  end
end

Language Configuration (LC) Extension

We are also working on a Language Configuration (LC) extension for VS Code. You can track its progress here.

Documentation

Further documentation will be found in the Wiki.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.