The Thrush Programming Language. A programming language dedicated to creating maintainable and modular software.
The Thrush Programming Language aims to simplify the inherently tedious process of programming in a systems language, streamlining the experience while maintaining the essence of a proper systems language.
Introducing concepts such as:
- Memory safety.
- Simple error handling.
- Strong Foreign Function Interface (FFI).
- Simplified low-level memory control.
- Compile-time execution with Just-In-Time compiler.
- Automatic deallocation when reaching EFC.
- Automatic construction of destructors.
- Reference and hidden dereference systems.
- High level abstraction.
- Statically typed.
- Strongly in OOP paradigm.
- Automatic memory management through ARC.
- Partial memory safety.
- Faster compilation times.
- Faster as C.
- Compiled to machine code.
thrushc fibonacci.th -o fibonacci && ./fibonaccithorium runfn print(fmt :: ptr) s32 @public @ignore @extern("printf");
fn fibonacci(n :: u64) u64 @alwaysinline @strongstack @hot {
if n <= 1 {
return n;
}
return fibonacci(n - 2) + fibonacci(n - 1);
}
fn main() {
for local i: u64 = 0; i < 10; i++; {
local format: str = "fibonacci of '%ld': %ld\n";
// Explicit pointer arithmetic.
print(carry[ptr] address format[0][0], i, fibonacci(i));
}
}
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