Type-C
A sneak-peek into Type-C, a new programming language I am working on. ... Read More
In a new series of blog post, I highlight the current status of type-c and the type-v VM. Since I am posting on an infrequent basis, expect the order of these posts to be chaotic. ... Read More
The name Type-C, actually comes from two things. The first is the fact that it is a statically typed language and rich in terms of data types, the second is C, the language that inspired it. In this post, I will be talking about the various data types that type-c supports. Some interesting types are intentionally left out, such as `variant`, `string`, `array` and `process`. These will be addressed in a separate post. Hence in this post we focus on: Basic Types, Enums, Structs, Interfaces, Classes, Joins, Nullables and Functions. We finalize by looking into the strict type modifier. ... Read More
Closures Implementation in Type-V
2024-03-18Given the recent progress in the Type-V project, I have been working on implementing closures in Type-V, in a way that is non-intruisive to the current bytecode and least possible overhead. This article will cover the current implementation of closures in Type-V.
In depth Look at Generics Implementation in Type-C
2024-03-20Given the new development of Type-C, I have decided to share my experience with implementing generics in my language. Lovely feature but damn hard to nail! This article will cover the current implementation of generics in Type-C and some of the challenges related to it.