the kite language (yes i know the name is taken, it's just temporary until i find a better one)
designed to be a really tiny nicer-to-use C replacement. it is being made as a response to software and dev-tools getting more and more complex and hard to understand.
the compiler is in the public domain, so do whatever you want with it.
goals:
- tiny. self-explanatory.
- really simple and easy to understand. kite will always ship binaries, with no dependencies or other files needed at runtime.
- depend on nothing. if you download the kite compiler, you should be able to directly compile your code without caring about anything else. (this one will take a while before it's reached)
- cross-platform. should compile under windows, linux, macos, the main bsd's. a more long-term goal is mobile, hopefully without the need for huge sdk's.
- tiny.