This must be one of the stupidest projects I have ever done: An interpreter written in an interpreted language. Even though the Unholy language is meant to compile to native machine code eventually, this runtime should prove quite useful for debugging the standard library (when it is ever written). It includes a Lexer and a Parser, the latter of which outputs an AST, as well as the actual interpreter which executed the instructions of that tree.
This is an early alpha version; only a minimal subset of the language is supported. By the way: the language specs are only a vague phantasy in my head at the moment.
After cloning the repository any installing all required dependencies with npm i, type
npm start <program.uh>
to start the program. Since only the abstract syntax tree generator is implemented at the moment, the program will print the parsed tree to the standard output and then exit.
Copyright © 2020 Felix Kopp sandtler@sandtler.club
This program is licensed under the 2-Clause BSD license. See the LICENSE file for details.
The core architecture is heavily inspired by stolen from the
TypeScript Compiler, which is licensed under the Apache
License. Follow the link for details, including the full license text.