Mauifish is a strongly-typed, procedural programming language loosely based on COBOL syntax. It's compiled and designed to be stable, robust, fast and predictable, while also remaining easy to read. This repository is for the NariVM compiler. At the moment, and as far as I know, this is the only Mauifish compiler there is.
Mauifish has been superseded by LDPL and will no longer be updated.
This section is yet to be completed. Meanwhile, it suffices to say that there are example programs in the Examples directory.
A compile script is included in the repository. Run it and follow the instructions to compile Mauifish. Mauifish consists of two files, mauifish and mauifish_compiler. Both will be created in the build directory when compile is ran. If you plan to move Mauifish to anywhere else on your computer, be sure to put both files in the same folder, as one is required for the other to function.
To compile a Mauifish source file run mauifish <file to compile>. Mauifish requieres NVM to be installed in your system in order to work.
Mauifish is far from finished. There are still a lot of things that need to be implemented. Here's a list of the ones that have come up at the moment:
- Array support
- String access (get a char from a string)
- Ways to get the length of a string
- Logic operations
- String comparison suport in WHILE and IF
- Subroutine calling
- Decimals
- File operations
- Stdin support
- Int to string conversions and viceversa
Once all this stuff is up and running, the first beta version of the language will be released.
All these features have been implemented in LDPL.