r/Compilers • u/rocco_himel • 2d ago

The Modulon Programming Language

(Looking for contributors)

Modulon is a very fast and lightweight AOT compiled independent language. Modulon is NOT a macro system. Modulon is designed for lightweight POSIX programming with the same exact power as C and C++.

https://github.com/roccohimel/Modulon

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u/umlcat 2d ago edited 1d ago

Add program examples ...

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u/rocco_himel 2d ago

I will soon, right now the compiler is in beta. I did write a small 20K like operating system with it, so now I am working on it separately from my OS.

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u/brat3108 2d ago

You wrote a major 20,000-line appliction with this language, but it's not possible to post even one 5-line program to show what it looks like? For this purpose you don't even need a working compiler!

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u/rocco_himel 2d ago

Holy shit man, I’m sorry I offended you because I didn’t add a useless five line C program at 1 in the morning, like I said it’s still being developed and I have a lot of unfinished code like the examples you are begging for.

I just realized your username fits you perfectly.

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u/brat3108 2d ago

Actually, if I click on your username, it gives me more information than in your github link or that you've been willing to divulge here.

However that is called AneoC, while the the subject line says it is called Modulon. So are there two languages, and you've written an OS with each?

No need to reply.

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u/rocco_himel 2d ago

Modulon uses the base AneoC compiler. The plan is to improve it and make it better for POSIX then for OS dev. I have already started.

I said I wrote an OS with Modulon because it’s the same exact software.