{"id":50063003,"title":"Show HN: Ever – A High-Level Language for Low-Level Purposes","points":1,"user":"pouya1dev","time":1791838828,"time_ago":"10 hours ago","type":"link","content":"

Hi everyone. Today I’m here to introduce "Ever". a language aiming to be something like a modern-day Turbo C. It features high-level syntax but operates at a low level, designed to run on modern systems.

By the way, don't download the release. That release is from three months ago—back when I created the previous thread—and work on the new version isn't finished yet, so I haven't released it. I started this thread to get your opinions and feedback on the new version.

I can no longer say that the entire language is written in D, because I’ve written the libraries and the Windows interpreter in various languages. However, I can still say that the core of the project is largely written in D.

Ever is made possible thanks to the D community. arsd.simpledisplay and arsd.minigui provides high-level graphics functions, making it easy to create graphical applications. I'm also working on integrating Raylib with Ever to make game development possible.

And to test and build the language, simply run the following command.\ncurl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evrlang/ever/main/install.... | bash

Or clone the repo and run compile.sh.

I sincerely apologize that the documentation isn't finished yet and I haven't had time to add more examples. However, if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me here so I can help you.

Github link: https://github.com/evrlang/ever\nWebsite: https://evrlang.github.io/ever\nA very special thank you to everyone who gave me technical advice on the previous thread and prompted me to reconsider the language syntax.","url":"https://github.com/evrlang/ever","domain":"github.com","comments":[],"comments_count":0}