SunLang is a simple programming language created during the winter break of 2021 by Yasser Dbeis and Briggs Richardson. It sports a C-like syntax with a focus on simplicity and ease of use.
Built entirely from scratch, SunLang reflects our journey of hands-on exploration and collaborative learning. The project serves as a testament to our commitment to building a programming language with minimal external resources.
- C-Like Syntax: Familiar structure for developers versed in C, C++, or Java.
- Procedural Paradigm: Supports procedural programming with functions, loops, and conditional statements.
- Learning-Focused: Embraced challenges, learning through experimentation, and discovering solutions organically.
SunLang follows a traditional compiler construction process:
- Lexer: Performs lexical analysis on the source code.
- Parser: Builds the abstract syntax tree (AST) for code representation.
- Compiler: Transforms the AST into assembly-like nodes for execution.
Explore the detailed syntax and grammar of SunLang. The grammar provides an in-depth guide to the language structure and rules.
Explore SunLang interactively using the online interpreter on our website. Find more details in the documentation available on the site.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.