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README.md

Yerbacon

Yerbacon logo

► A language that transpiles into another programming language, like Lua, JavaScript (ES6) or Python.

main >> {
  print_line("Hello, World!")
}
main()

Build Status

Planned features:

  • Type inference
  • Null safety
  • Compilation to jvm bytecode?

Getting Started

See the documentation.

Build requirements

  1. CMake 3.18 or higher

  2. A compiler from the following list:

    • GCC 11+
    • Clang 14.0.1+ with llvm-gold
    • MSVC 19.30+

Note that to build for Windows targets with a mingw toolchain on debian, you will need to use the i686-w64-mingw32-gcc-posix executable provided by the gcc-mingw-w64-i686-posix-runtime package.