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39 lines
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Markdown
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# VMBL
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- Virtual
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- Machine
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- Based
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- Language
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But uhh that's the name of the VM itself, the name of the programming language I made is Sylt, named after the German island.
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To compile the VM for Linux: `gcc src/main.c src/vmbl.c src/exception.c src/file_utils.c -o vmbl -O3`
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To compile the SYLT compiler for Linux: `gcc src/sylt/main.c src/sylt/exception.c src/sylt/token.c src/file_utils.c src/sylt/lexer.c -o sylt -O3`
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SASM and Sylt are written in Python for now as I'm too mentally challenged to write C code rn.
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## Sylt Syntax
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*(totally not Kotlin lmao)*
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### Example "Hello, World!" Program
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```kotlin
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def main() {
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println("Hello, World!\n")
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}
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```
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### Variables
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```kotlin
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def main() {
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// define a variable
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var x = 123
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// define a constant
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const y = 456
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// define two variables on one line
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var x, y = 1, 3
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// you can do the same with constants!
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const x, y = 1, 3
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}
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``` |