https://github.com/hyouteki/kryoss
A programming language inspired from assembly, & made using python
https://github.com/hyouteki/kryoss
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A programming language inspired from assembly, & made using python
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/hyouteki/kryoss
- Owner: hyouteki
- License: mit
- Created: 2022-12-31T07:13:21.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2023-05-03T17:49:06.000Z (about 2 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-02-13T06:01:43.276Z (3 months ago)
- Topics: assembly-language, programming-language, python
- Language: Python
- Homepage:
- Size: 83 KB
- Stars: 2
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Kryoss
## Contents
- [Overview](#overview)
- [Code examples](#code-examples)
- [Config commands](#config-commands)
- [Flags](#flags)
- [Execution command](#execution-command)
- [Must know](#must-know)
# Overview
- __Kryoss__ is a case sensitive language.
- Made using __Python__ and inspired by __Assembly language__.
- Some sample programs are already there.
# Code examples
defining and initializing variables at same time
syntax ~ `let = `
```
let string1 string = abc
let num1 int = 0
let num2 int = 1
let num3 int = 2
let char1 char = a
let float1 float = 1.1
let float2 float = 0.54
let float3 float = 7.8
let boolean1 boolean = false
let nothing1 nothing = null
```
> Caution: Using variables to intialize different variables is prohibited and may lead to `TypeMisMatchException`
> Example: `let num1 int = one`
defining variables
syntax ~ `let `
```
let string2 string
let num4 int
let char2 char
let float4 float
let boolean2 boolean
let nothing2 nothing
```
deleting variables
syntax ~ `del `
```
del string2
```
arithmatic operations on variables of int and float type
syntax ~ ` `
```
add num1 num2 one
sub num1 num1 num2
mul float1 float2 float3
div float2 float2 float3
```
displaying variable values
syntax ~ `say `
```
say string1
```
displaying messages
syntax ~ `say `
```
say hello fellas
```
displaying messages with modifiers
syntax ~ `say `
$n: line-break-character
$s: space-character
```
say hello fellas $n
say hello fellas $s
```
taking user input and storing in variables
syntax ~ `ask `
```
ask string1
```
commenting
syntax ~ `; type here anything`
```
; hello fellas
```
marking a point in code
syntax ~ `mark `
```
mark hello
```
for going to a certain mark
syntax ~ `goto `
```
goto hello
```
for comparing the variables and setting off the flags
syntax ~ `com `
```
com num1 num2
```
for setting flags
syntax ~ `set `
```
set false
set true
set boolean1
```
for copying variable values
syntax ~ `cpy `
```
cpy num1 num2
```
for displaying various things
syntax ~ `show `
```
show vars
show flags
show stack
```
for doing nothing
syntax ~ `pass`
```
pass
```
if statement
syntax ~ `if ? `
```
if less ? goto hello
if more ? say greater
if same ? ask string1
if flag ? pass
```
for pushing into stack
syntax ~ `push `
```
push num1
```
for poping from stack
syntax ~ `pop `
```
pop num1
```
for exiting in between of execution
syntax ~ `exit`
```
exit
```
# Config commands
for configuring limits
syntax ~ `config `
```
config stackOverflowLimit 100
config infiniteRecursionLimit 1000
```
# Flags
__Internally flags are stored in an array in this order__
`[less, more, same, error_code, command_number, coverage]`
- __For less, more & same__
- -1: no-value
- 0: false
- 1: true
- __For Flags and error-codes__
- -1: no-value
- 0: false
- 1: true
- 7: OtherError
- 8: StackOverflowException
- 9: InfinteRecurrsionException
- __Command number__
contains the number of currently executing command
- __Coverage__
contains flag indicating whether to generate a coverage file or not
- 0: false
- 1: true
# Execution command
## Step1
Downloads all the python files from latest version to your working directory
## Step2
Write your Kryoss program with extension .kry
## Step3
Run your code with either commands
```
python3 kryoss_compiler.py
```
for executing with coverage
```
python3 kryoss_compiler.py coverage
```
# Must know
- Some basic variables like `zero`, `one`, `true`, and `false` are already there. So, no need to waste time on making one yourself.
- Not understanding what's happening in your code, make sure to run it with coverage to visualize.
- You can change `infiniteRecursionLimit`, `stackOverflowLimit` & other limits permanently from __kryoss_config.KryossConfig__ class