Lantern is a stack based, interpreted programming language written in C. The goal of the project is creating a fast, bloatless and powerful programming tool that can be used for multiple purposes.
The language has access to the underlying memory structure and in general is desinged to be easily used as a low level programming language too.
Lantern is, due to the stackbased paradigm of the language it is written in reverse polish notation. wich sets it apart from a lot languages that work with AST or other structures.
- Conditions & loops
- Heap Memory System
- Stackframe System
- Variables & Type checking
- Stack Mechanics
- Raw Memory Access
- Functions
- Else-If Functionality
- Macros
- Access to Syscalls
- Defining Structs (C-Style)
- Adding Fundamental Variable Types (float, double, char...)
- String Concatenation & Equality Operators
- GCC Compiler
- Make command
mkdir bin
make- GCC Compiler
mkdir bin
build.batA implentation of the FizzBuzz problem
0 = counter
while counter 10000 < run
counter 3 % 0 == counter 5 % 0 == and if
"fizzbuzz" println
elif counter 3 % 0 == then
"fizz" println
elif counter 5 % 0 == then
"buzz" println
end
counter println
counter 1 + = counter
end- Forth, a stack based, imperative programming language
- Python, a easy to used, interpreted programming language
- C, a statically typed, low level programming language
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