An elegant language for script-kiddies and terminal squatters.

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Overview

Tonic

An elegant language for script-kiddies and terminal squatters.

About

I started Tonic to complete the Advent of Code 2021. My eventual goal is to make this a viable language for writing shell scripts and other small utilities too.

At the minute it's pretty barebones and could do with a huge performance boost. A recursive fib(30) function takes roughly 1.5 seconds to complete, which isn't great.

Contributing

If you would like to contribute, please feel free to take a look at some of the issues or perhaps did through the code and find some better ways to do things. I'm still fairly new to the programming language thing so any help and criticism is welcome.

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  • Advent of Code 2020

    Advent of Code 2020

    Ahead of Advent of Code 2021, I want to try and complete at least 5 of last year's challenges. It'll help me find things that are missing from the language and runtime.

    Days:

    • [x] Day 1
    • [x] Day 2
    • [x] Day 3
    • [ ] Day 4
    • [ ] Day 5

    I'll use this pull request to keep track of things I want to add and will likely add them in as part of this pull request too.

    Features

    • [x] An @std/fs module for reading files
    • [x] Single-expression closures, probably similar to PHP (fn () -> [...])
    • [x] Shortcut assignment operators (+=, -=, *=, /=, etc)
    • [ ] Rename .forEach(...) to each(...)
    • [ ] A better string-split function that defaults to splitting by an empty string
    opened by ryangjchandler 2
  • feature: js compiler

    feature: js compiler

    Tonic is taking a new direction now and instead of writing our own virtual machine and optimising for performance, we'll instead take a Tonic-to-JS compiler approach and use an embedded JS machine instead. These machines are far more featureful than anything I could write right now.

    The engine in use is QuickJS, using the rquickjs crate for bindings. This crate has support for class definitions based on Rust structs (although no luck getting them to work yet), but the API is quite solid.

    Right now it's all about getting the language API solid.

    opened by ryangjchandler 0
  • feature: closures

    feature: closures

    Closes #16.

    This is quite a dirty way of doing I feel. We essentially create a special opcode for closures. This code will take the environment of the current frame and store it inside of the closure value so that it can be restored (set with frame) when called later on.

    When we move to stack offsets, we'll likely need to capture those stack offsets instead.

    opened by ryangjchandler 0
  • feature: function hoisting

    feature: function hoisting

    Adds support for function hoisting, meaning all function definitions are placed at the top of the AST, e.g.

    dbg(name())

fn name() {
    return "Ryan"
}

    This will now work as name() is defined before the dbg() call. This is the simplest way to make this work, an alternative way of doing this would be creating a pseudo-main function that is wrapped around all procedural statements instead. That could be a potential refactor later on, but this is good for now.

    opened by ryangjchandler 0
  • Advent of Code 2021

    Advent of Code 2021

    Writing all of the AoC 2021 solution in Tonic this year.

    • [x] Day 1 (https://github.com/ryangjchandler/tonic/pull/60/commits/c7497e0a64a78a2f5c0e1b38e4f02507e476aa46, https://github.com/ryangjchandler/tonic/pull/60/commits/bfd4825f0071a94043f0d46e960aab89e45d85e8)
    • [x] Day 2 (https://github.com/ryangjchandler/tonic/pull/60/commits/e3ff10779d8c7ec90e613af33340d332ba193119, https://github.com/ryangjchandler/tonic/pull/60/commits/0ba9cc790ff494f13be6b952eb0938ee6dd809ba)
    • [ ] Day 3
    • [ ] Day 4
    • [ ] Day 5
    • [ ] Day 6
    • [ ] Day 7
    • [ ] Day 8
    • [ ] Day 9
    • [ ] Day 10
    • [ ] Day 11
    • [ ] Day 12
    • [ ] Day 13
    • [ ] Day 14
    • [ ] Day 15
    • [ ] Day 16
    • [ ] Day 17
    • [ ] Day 18
    • [ ] Day 19
    • [ ] Day 20
    • [ ] Day 21
    • [ ] Day 22
    • [ ] Day 23
    • [ ] Day 24
    • [ ] Day 25
    opened by ryangjchandler 0
Releases(v0.3.0)

  • v0.3.0(Nov 24, 2021)

    The Tonic Programming Language

    This is the first semi-stable release of Tonic. The Tonic-to-JavaScript compilation is fairly solid and I've implemented a few nice features.

    The standard library also has some cool modules available, e.g. a micro-framework for web applications, a very basic HTTP server, etc.

    Going forward, all things will be tagged and released accordingly and release notes will contain information about the changes made.

    Source code(tar.gz)
    Source code(zip)
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Ryan Chandler
Ryan Chandler
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