Une

Une (as in une-iverse) is a simple interpreted programming language inspired by C, JavaScript, and Python.

It was originally created as part of my 2021 Matura paper on creating a programming language, but has since turned into a personal playground for experimenting with software design and development tools.

Pre-built binaries can be found under releases.

Building

• Install Clang, CMake, and a build system of your choice (for example, make).
• For the release version:
  • Create a "release" directory in the repository.
  • Inside this directory, run cmake .. -G <gen> (where <gen> is the generator for your build system).
• For the debug version:
  • Create a "debug" directory in the repository.
  • Inside this directory, run the same command as above but append -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug.
• In the created directory, compile the binary using your build system.

To run the test suite:

• Install Python 3.
• Build the debug version.
• Run test.py from within the "testing" directory.

Getting Started

Run Une without any arguments to get its usage:

• Run a script by passing a filename.
• Provide a script as a string using -s.
• Enter the interactive console using -i.

From there, check out some of the examples or refer to the documentation.

Language Support

Visual Studio Code provides basic language support, including syntax highlighting, via the Une extension.