An esoteric programming language intended to run on an arm11 processor. This is part of Imperial College London's Year One Programming Course. The project is implemented entirely in C.
Although this language is limited in it's functionality as it runs on our own arm11 emulator, here are some of it's defining features:
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
| (var_name) is obviosuly (integer). | Stores an integer in a variable. |
| (var_name) is trivially (string). | Stores a string in a variable. |
| shell_(func_name) (type) ((type var1, type var2, ..., type varx)). | Defines a function which can takes x arguments. Arguments must be surrounded by parenthesis. |
| OH BABY! (var_name/integer/string). | Returns from the function, returning a value if one is given. |
| ssh shell_(func_name)@(var_name) (arg1, arg2, ..., argx). | Calls a function, storing the value returned in var_name. |
| (lecturer) says if (condition) then. | Begins a conditional statement, subsequent conditionals can be created using different lecturer names. |
| panopto says. | May follow a conditional statement, if no condition is met, then the code following is executed, similar to an else statement. |
| okie dokie. | Must follow a conditional statement to signify the end. |
| piazza says (var_name/integer/string). | Outputs a value to the terminal. |
Some important notes:
- All lines of code are followed by a period.
- (lecturer) will accept and lecturer who taught first year at Imperial in the acedemic year 21.
- Only integer and string are supported types.
Currently unsupported features:
- strings.
- piazza says.
Fibonacci written in DocLang.
- script.sh: compiles and runs a specified DocLang source code file. (Requires access to the arm11 emulator not found in this repo).
- start.sh: runs the testserver for various DocLang source files.
This project was developed as a group consisting of myself, Ibrahim Ibrahim, Jovan Ang and Jai Patel.