nnc, the nano compiler
The first official compiler for nano, written in rust.
Learn about nano.
🚧 WORK IN PROGRESS
While the information here presented is in the present tense, most of this hasn't been implemented yet.
nano's still a baby, experimental project.
To be blunt, do not have any hopes.
In the nnc executable there is everything you need to make nano programs: A compiler, debugging tools, linter, LSP server and a nano library you can import for your metaprogramming needs.
Usage
Execute
$ nnc compile <filename>on the folder where your <filename> file is.
Instead of having lots of compilation flags, compilation details are specified via nano annotations inside your code.
It's recommended to have an entry file (call it index.nano) with your compilation parameters, which then calls your entry point function.
#%compilation.output {
windows_x86: 'dist/program.exe'
nbbc: 'dist/program.nb8'
wasm: 'program.wasm'
}
#%optimization {
keep_symbol_names: yes
force_always_inline: yes
}
#%also_include [
"/lib/*"
]
import 'src/main.nano' as entry_point
entry_point.main()
Installation
nnc is portable, just call it from the CLI.
Maybe put it somewhere on your PATH, idk.
Contributing
Not accepting contributions yet!