Big commit

Makefile

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ vscode:
 	rm -rf ~/.vscode/extensions/maeel-syntax-highlighting 2>/dev/null && cp -r editor_impls/vscode ~/.vscode/extensions/maeel-syntax-highlighting
 
 test:
-	rustc src/maeel.rs -o maeel && ./maeel run tests.maeel
+	rustc src/maeel.rs -o maeel && ./maeel tests.maeel
 
 bench:
-	rustc src/maeel.rs -o maeel && hyperfine --runs 1000 "./maeel run tests.maeel"
+	rustc src/maeel.rs -o maeel && hyperfine --runs 1000 "./maeel tests.maeel"

README.md

@@ -6,12 +6,6 @@
 
 The interpreter is made of ~ 600 lines of code :3 Indeed a lot of maeel features are implemented in itself (stack functions, while loop, for loop, arrays, functional programming utilities...) (c.f. [maeel.maeel](maeel.maeel))
 
-## Project advancement
-
-- Lexer: `100%`
-- Interpreter: `90%`
-- Compiler: `10%`
-
 ## Compile
 
 `$ make test` (c.f. [tests.maeel](./stdlib/tests.maeel))
@@ -22,13 +16,7 @@ The interpreter is made of ~ 600 lines of code :3 Indeed a lot of maeel features
 
 ## Run program
 
-`$ ./maeel run program.maeel`
-
-## Other commands
-
-`$ ./maeel tokenize program.maeel` (Parse program tokens)
-`$ ./maeel compile program.maeel` (Compile to x86_64 assembly)
-`$ ./maeel check program.maeel` (Type checking)
+`$ ./maeel program.maeel`
 
 ## Hello, world!
 

examples/08_fib.maeel

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 include "maeel"
 
-fun fib n [Int -> Int] (n 1< (1) (n 1- fib n 2- fib +) ifelse)
+fun fib_rec n (
+    n 1< (1) (n 1- fib_rec n 2- fib_rec +) ifelse
+)
 
-1 10 range (fib) map putsln
+1 10 range (fib_rec) map putsln

src/maeel.maeel

@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ fun ifelse (1 rot 0 swap take4 match!)
 # Example:
 # - ``` 1 1 and ``` will return 1 (true)
 # - ``` 1 0 and ``` will return 0 (false)
-fun inline and [Int Int -> Int] (*)
+fun inline and (*)
 
 # Or function
 # Usage: a b or
@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ fun inline and [Int Int -> Int] (*)
 # Example:
 # - ``` 1 0 or ``` will return 1 (true)
 # - ``` 0 0 or ``` will return 0 (false)
-fun inline or [Int Int -> Int] (+ 0= 1 swap-)
+fun inline or (+ 0= 1 swap-)
 
 # Not function
 # Usage: a not
@@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ fun inline or [Int Int -> Int] (+ 0= 1 swap-)
 # Example:
 # - ``` 1 not ``` will return 0 (false)
 # - ``` 0 not ``` will return 1 (true)
-fun inline not [Int -> Int] (1 swap-)
+fun inline not (1 swap-)
 
 # Xor function
 # Usage: a b xor
@@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ fun inline not [Int -> Int] (1 swap-)
 # Example:
 # - ``` 1 0 xor ``` will return 1 (true)
 # - ``` 1 1 xor ``` will return 0 (false)
-fun inline xor [Int Int -> Int] (+ 2 %)
+fun inline xor (+ 2 %)
 
 fun inline pom (dup not)
 
@@ -416,14 +416,3 @@ fun inline int (
         match+
     ) for
 )
-
-# Unix_random_numbers function
-# Usage: n mod unix_random_numbers
-#
-# Generates n random numbers from /dev/random and maps them to the range [0, mod).
-#
-# Example:
-# - ``` 5 100 unix_random_numbers ``` will return 5 random numbers between 0 and 99.
-fun unix_random_numbers n mod (
-    "/dev/random" n read (mod %) map
-)