Jakarta

Jakarta is a statically-typed programming language in development. Jakarta focuses on readability and simplicity, while still allowing for complex applications and speed.

Example code

import "lib/stdio.jk";

func int main() {
    int f10 = factorial(10);

    print(f10);

    ret 0;
}

func int factorial(int n) {
    if (n == 0) {
        ret 1;
    }
    ret n * factorial(n - 1);
}

Progress

To streamline development, only keywords required for a factorial program to run are being implemented, thus the inclusion of "Semi-Completed".

Section	Status
Lexer	Completed
Parser	Semi-Completed
Semantic Analysis	In Progress
Intermediate Representation	Not Started
Assembler	Not Started

Running Jakarta

Jakarta runs best on Linux based systems.

Before running jakarta, ensure you have make, clang, ninja, and cmake installed. Then run:

make setup
make run

Logs can be found in build/bin/logs/, which contain debug logs as well as a text representation of the AST.