Symple Code (Syc)

About

Syc is a low-level programming language based on the C Family meant to give high level programming at low level speeds. Syc uses an LLVM backend to produce code on any platform.

NOTE: Not tested yet on platforms other than Windows

Design Goals

To see full heirachy, visit the wiki. Here is a short summary:

• C# style syntax for familiarity
• No undefined behavior
  • No uninitialized data
  • Memory objects are automatically allocated either on the stack or the heap with reference counting depending on the use
• Variables are immutable by default
• You can use variables, functions, classes & structs from anywhere in the file
• Modular programming with import statements
• Easy interface with c libraries, including libc

Getting the Source

1. Get required tools
   • Git (Source control program)
   • Visual Studio
2. Clone the repository
   • git clone --recursive https://github.com/SympleLib/SympleCode.git
3. Open the Solution
   • In the folder SuperCode, you should see a file called SuperCode.sln, open it and you can view, edit, and compile the source code.

Remarks

• Minsk Compiler (C#)
• chibicc Compiler (C)