Peak - is the my new test programming language
It is the x86_64 compiler now, but long time he was the interpreter (*.p files were translating into byte-code for my own runtime) compiler translates peak-code to the FASM code and makes .exe or .dll file only for x86_64 architecture (intel & AMD)
build project and run IDE.exe to open sample-projects and try
// - comment
/* comment */
load "std" // loading libraries
define Pi 3.14159 // preprocessor definition
#S <- "random string" // create a new variable & set value (auto type)
str S <- "random string"; // explicit type specification
S <- "new random string";
Pi <- 3.1; // fuu how rude
$Pi <- 3.14159; // create constant
int Pi <- 3.14159;
func (int) summ (int a, int b); // function declaration:
proc add(int i);
import func (str) scan from "stdrl.dll";
import func (int) scanInt from "stdrl.dll";
if a = b
[
/*...*/
]
while a = b
[
/*...*/
]
// function and procedure declaration:
func (int) add (int a, int b)
[
return a+b // return value
]
proc increment
[
i <- i + 1;
]
int a;
int b;
str op;
while true
[
print("operation? (+-*/): ");
op <- read();
print("a: ");
a <- readInt();
print("b: ");
b <- readInt();
if op = "+"
[
print( a+b );
]
else if op = "-"
[
print ( a-b );
]
else if op = "*"
[
print ( a*b );
]
else if op = "/"
[
if b = 0
[
print ("error! division on null");
]
else
[
print (a/b);
]
]
]