This repo contains the source code for a custom compiler project codenamed Zyx.
This is a simple (for now at least) compiler for a custom imperative formal language that draw inspirations syntax-wise from mix of modern C++ and Python.
The primary purpose was for the language to be Turing-complete with minimal set of primitives. Supported features can be viewed in Backus-Naur form in ./backus-naur-form.txt.
The core of the compiler is written in C++20, while the backend uses LLVM 19.x, so with provision of those dependencies the project should compile fairly easily - see Makefile for details.
Once the project builds execute the binary ./build/zyx with no arguments. This will provide message explaining usage syntax.
Exemplary usage has been showcased on the videos below.
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For details please check out the license file ./LICENSE.