🌇 A Somewhat Functional Language
Yes it's called Um, no it wasn't my idea.
This hobby-project is still a work in progress and may be subject to (repeated) fundamental reworks.
Example:
(defun fizzbuzz (x y) (defun fact (n)
(print (switch 0 (if (= n 1)
((% x 15) "FizzBuzz") 1
((% x 3) "Fizz") (* n (fact (- n 1)))))
((% x 5) "Buzz")
(0 x))) (defun fib (n)
(switch n
(if (< x y) (1 0)
(fizzbuzz (+ x 1) y) (2 1)
nil)) (n (+ (fib (- n 1)) (fib (- n 2))))))Warning:
This interpreter is currently lacking many features one would commonly expect such as IO and a greater math library. These will be added and documented in the future.
Running:
First, read the doc (you can't, it doesn't exist yet).
Um is not ultimately intented to be a standalone interpreter, however um_repl() and interpret_string() functions are included as well as accompanying examples within examples/.
To build examples run cd examples/ && make.
Otherwise #include path/um.h in your project and build as you normally would. Specifying -ansi or std=C89/C99 will not work as the interpreter is written in C11.
Inspirations: