Pile

Pile is a concatenative programming language designed to teach programming logic, stack-based concepts, and computer science fundamentals.

Getting Started

WARNING: This language is not finished, there's no warranty of this software in any way. Use it at your own risk!.

Prerequisites

To build Pile from source, you need Rust programming language compiler and Cargo package manager installed.

Using Pile

Clone the repository, go into the repository's directory and run:

$ cargo build --release # or cargo b -r

Use the interpreter by running the executable in target/release/:

$ ./target/release/pile # or pile.exe on Windows

Documentation

Pile's full documentation and website can be visited at pile-online.vercel.app.

If you want a quick approach to the language basics, consider taking a look at the BASICS.md file.

Code examples

Explore the ./examples folder for code examples.

Editors

Pile has no editor support yet.

Goals and Ideas

You can read the GOALS.md file to find out what I want to implement in the language in the future and some ideas.

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Licensed under GPL 3.0. See LICENSE for details.

Developed by Marcio Dantas