Lloydos

TL;DR: An esoteric programming language written in Ancient Greek

Interpreter

Currently it is just an interpreter written in Python 3 that takes in .ld files.

Example

Here we have a file called test.ld with the following inside:

ὁ λογος ὀνομαζων «hello» ἐστι «Hello, world!»;
εἰπε τον λογον ὀνομαζοντα «hello»;

ὁ λογος ὀνομαζων «hello» ἐστι «Hello, tech189!»;
εἰπε τον λογον ὀνομαζοντα «hello»;

ὁ ἀριθμος ὀνομαζων «number» ἐστι «7»;
εἰπε τον ἀριθμον ὀνομαζοντα «number»;

ὁ ἀριθμος ὀνομαζων «other number» ἐστι «Ͳϙθʹ»;
εἰπε τον ἀριθμον ὀνομαζοντα «other number»;

And then we run the following:

D:\Coding\Python\Lloydos>python lloydos.py test.ld

We should get this output:

Hello, world!
Hello, tech189!
7
999

Syntax

It is fairly basic at the moment but all of the relevant documentation is in syntax.md

Options

Usage:

lloydos.py [filename] [options]

-d Debug mode - displays a lot of detailed information about each line of code

Progress

Check out the progress of the project here and submit any issues here.