HADZIK

This language is in its infancy. All current design principles are subject to change.

A programming language with keywords based on east slovak dialect.
Heavily inspired by Python and C. For now only compiles to x86_64 linux assembly.

File extension: .hdz

Strings use double quotes ("). Chars use single quotes ('). Scopes are declared by curly braces.
Newline ends statements instead of semicolon.

Quick start:

You can run the compiler as a python script like this:

$ python3 hdzc src_code [-h] [-s] [-n DEST] [-c] [-r] [-d]

Or you can run it as an executable like this:

$ ./hdzc src_code [-h] [-s] [-n DEST] [-c] [-r] [-d]

Flags:

Flags that are used when running the compiler in the console (more are going to be added in the future)

• -s - switches on the east slovak error messages

$ python3 hdzc path/file.hdz -s

• -r - runs the compiled file and prints its output after compilation is done

$ python3 hdzc path/file.hdz -r

• -n - determine a path and name of the compiled file

$ python3 hdzc path/file.hdz -n new_path/file2

• -d - dumps all of the compiler debug information available into a log file and the stack info into the console

$ python3 hdzc path/file.hdz -d

• -c - removes all of the log statements printed during compilation

$ python3 hdzc path/file.hdz -c

• -h, --help - displays user manual

$ python3 hdzc --help

Order of flags doesn't matter just the order of paths:

$ python3 hdzc path/file.hdz -s -r new_path/file2 -n

Dependencies:

• Python 3.12.3
• FASM version 1.73.32

Priorities:

• typecasting (full implementation)
• for loop rewrite
• macros (and some macro safety too)

Credits:

name of the programming language by: Miška Mašlonková