GoKawiilNibble is C-like systems programming language.
Nibble was written in 3000 lines of C to demonstrate an approach to LLVM IR generation without relying on external dependencies or heap allocations.
Nibble supports defer, recursion, integer, floating, and boolean types, structs (simply named types), GLSL-like struct operators, pointers, function pointers, branching, loops, type checking, basic C interoperability via generic pointers, and reasonable error messages.
Included are these four graphical demos demonstrating Nibble's ability. To try them out, ensure SDL2 is first installed, as well as Clang, and then run make . Clang will compile main.c and output the nibble compiler, and nibble will then compile and run the graphical demos. Of these four demos, two demos are multithreaded software renditions of popular shader-toy demos, one demo is a demonstration of a red-black tree implementation, and the final demo demonstrates a basic setup for game programming.
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