jovis

Youtube video explanation: (will be linked here in future)

the jovis programming language can be best described as a thin metaprogramming wrapper on top of assembly; the language itself provides no control structures, no memory management, nothing that you would expect a programming language to provide. what it instead provides is a versatile message-based type system and direct, but managed, access to assembly, which allows you to code any control structures, paradigms, or high-level features in yourself. many useful implementations can be found in the standard and core libraries (currently WIP)

Usage

• <compiler binary> <source file name>
• a file called jexec.o will appear. this is the compiled program. simply run ld on it and run it

pre-compiled binaries will be available very soon.

Manual Compilation

Dependencies

• Rust compiler
• C compiler
• CMake
• Make
• libbfd, or all of GNU binutils (available on Windows with mingw and cygwin, i believe)

Commands

• make -C lib/jlinker lib (for Windows: nmake -C lib/jlinker lib)
• cd lib/keystone
• mkdir build
• cd build
• ../make-lib.sh (for Windows: ../nmake-lib.bat)
• cd ../../..
• cargo build