Byte Lang

Byte Lang currently supports only ARM64 on macOS. Support for x86 and other architectures will be implemented later.

Byte Lang is an emerging programming language designed to combine the low-level control of assembly language with the readability and structure of high-level languages. Currently in its early stages, Byte Lang offers a foundational set of commands and features aimed at high performance and clear, efficient programming.

Features

• Early Development: Byte Lang is still evolving with a limited set of commands and features.
• Low-Level Control: Directly manipulate hardware and system resources with assembly-like syntax.
• Readable Syntax: A structured and human-friendly approach to low-level programming.

Getting Started

Installation

Since Byte Lang is in its early stages, the installation process involves cloning the repository and building from source:

1. Download the compiler from our release page:

2. Navigate to the Directory:

   cd byte-lang

3. Run your first program:

   ./byte=lang (command)

Commands

• run (file location like example.txt)

Example

number test_var = 0;
number test_var_2 = 10;

fn printstring() {
    compare(10, 10)
    .== {
        println("printing");
    };
}

loop(5) {
    printstring(10, 10);
}

compare(10, 0)
.== {
    println("equals");
}
.!= {
   println("does not equal");
};

println("hello");
term;