Wally is a dynamically typed programming language styled primarily after C and featuring modern programming patterns such as OOP.
You can try it out now in your browser!
It's also possible to make games in it.
The documentation can be found at the wiki.
cmake .
makeIf it fails because of your cmake version being too old, edit this line in CMakeLists.txt
cmake_minimum_required(VERSION <YOUR CMAKE VERSION>)emcmake cmake . -DEMSCRIPTEN=1
emmake make
./Wally
See the documentation or --help for more info.
See wiki at https://github.com/Cuber01/Wally/wiki.
test.py script is configured to run Wally's executable at <script location>/build/release/Wally
Make sure that it is in the mentioned location.
Next, run:
python3 test.py
Write a .wally file and put it in one of tests/s subdirectories.
Add expected output in the following format:
print(1); // Expect: 1
print(2);
print(3);
print(4);
// Expect: 2
// Expect: 3
// Expect: 4To add a new directory, you'll have to edit the script.
Robert Nystrom for writing a great book and a pretty good test.py script.
Egor Dorichev for inspiration, support and the adapted test.py script.
@Cuber01 for writing this thing.
This is my seventh full language implementation. The first four were a disaster and most of them are either hidden or lost.
This is my fifth attempt, it's a single pass AST Tree walker written in C#.
The 6th attempt was Wally before I decided to rewrite it into a double pass compiler. The single pass version is half-working and resides on a legacy branch in the current repo.
This is a brainfuck interpreter I made.