I think almost everyone has already heard about Rust and Python, right?
So here's my idea: this repository is for a programming language based on Rust (compiler, JIT in future, all math operations) and Python (Python-like syntax, but a little different).
Rython aims to combine Python's readability with Rust's speed. 🦀🐍
Currently, the language does not have a compiler yet.
To try it out:
# Clone repository via SSH
git clone [email protected]:Silletr/Rython.git
# Go into the folder and run a test lexer
cd Rython/
python3 rython/hand_tests/jit_test.pyTip
Or you can add the alias in your terminal:
alias rython="YOUR_RYTHON_PATH/rython/test.py"Note
Example of command:
rython filename.ry
Examples are in the examples/ folder:
- example.py — test outputs
- example.ry — example Rython file (interpreter is in progress, see
rython/jit/__rust__/src/)
Example Rython code:
# Variables
x: int = 5
y: int = 8
z: int = x + y * 3
a: str = "Hi!"
# Print functions
print_int(z)
print_con("Sum: %1, Values: %2", z, y)
print_str("Hello from Rython!")
# Functions
fibonacci(15) # Will print: 610
add(x, y) # Output: 13
multiply(x, y) # Output: 40
minus(x, y) # Output: -3
Some notable commands in Rython:
Strictly-dynamic types — Rust automatically determines the size of your variable based on the type hint, e.g. x: int
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print_int() — prints integers
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print_str() — prints strings
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print_float() — prints floats
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print_con() — prints concatenated output, e.g., string + int + float, for convenience
This is to avoid confusing outputs when mixing types and to make code more readable. 🤗
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JIT compilation (in progress) ->
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Full compiler to generate .bin_ry binaries ->
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Expand standard library ->
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Add more examples, tests, and optimizations
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Anyone is welcome!
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Python devs — tests, examples, bug reports
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Rust devs — runtime optimization, JIT
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Documentation / Design — README improvements, examples, tutorials
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Feel free to DM me or open issues/pull requests. Let's make Rython faster than Python and friendlier than Rust together! 🦀🐍
