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Write Ć in Ć #48
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Actually, this is a really nice idea: so cito could have bootstrapping backends when being transpiled to quite a lot of languages. |
Yes, that's the plan! I'd love to have
I've made some progress already: added |
Cool. :-) |
As I wrote in discussion: before writing Ć in Ć , can make C#-> Ć transpiler. People which can much C# code will possibility convert it to Ć before convert to other languages. |
Great news: we have Next steps:
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Works fine with gcc 13 on Fedora 38.
GitHub Actions and Travis only support Ubuntu up to 22.04. I can't find gcc 13 or clang 16 packages for it.
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@pfusik I was installing via |
@pfusik On Ubuntu 22.04 I built GCC 13 from sources, but that probably won't work in CI. |
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So that the results can be compared. #48
The language is now fully implemented in itself, except for I/O. I'd like to enable the transpilation to Java for an IntelliJ IDEA plugin. It will probably need small changes in the Java backend (Java doesn't support constant |
You can now run |
I think it is cool.
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