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armchair_progamerM to Programming Languages · 1 year ago

buzz, A small statically typed scripting language 👨‍🚀

buzz-lang.dev

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buzz, A small statically typed scripting language 👨‍🚀

buzz-lang.dev

armchair_progamerM to Programming Languages · 1 year ago
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A small/lightweight statically typed scripting language (in development)

From the README on GitHub:

  • Small in size and complexity (just a bit more than Lua though)
  • Statically typed
  • Unambiguous
  • No nonsense coercion
  • Fibers
  • JIT compilation with MIR
  • Tooling
    • Generate doc from docblocks (in progress)
    • VS Code extension
      • Syntax highlighting
      • LSP (in progress)
      • Debugger and DAP (planned)

buzz code example

The compiler is written in Zig.

v4.0 Release Notes

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    Author’s comment on lobste.rs:

    Yes it’s embeddable. There’s a C ABI compatible API similar to what lua provides.

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