After taking CS 4120 - Compilers at Cornell, I decided I wanted to learn how to write an interpreter/compiler by myself again. Its definitely not as complex as the one built in class, but has many of the basic features that would be useful. I also really wanted to learn Go for a while, so this helped to hit the ground running. Credit to Writing an Interpreter in Go and Writing a Compiler in Go by Thorsten Ball as resources.
The language currently supports the following features:
- integers
- booleans
- strings
- arrays
- hashes
- prefix/infix operators
- conditionals
- bindings
- closures
- functions
To test out the interpreter/compiler, go to their respective folder and run go run main.go to start the REPL in the command line.