Quark is a general-purpose compiled programming language intended for use in many environments, from kernels to games to embedded systems. Its syntax is most similar to C or C++, but also attempts to be more consistent and readable.
Quark is built with clang and llvm, which must be installed before building.
Run make. Parallel builds can be run with make -j<number of threads>.
Run make clean to delete all binaries, except for quarkc (the compiler).
Run make test to run compiler tests (which are in the test directory).
./compiler/quarkc -i filename.quark -o filename.asm. This will generate assembly code from the quark source code. If you want to assemble the program, you can use NASM nasm filename.asm -f elf64 -o filename.o.
- Expression/condition parsing
- Escape sequences (e.g.
"Hi\n") - Global variables/constants (e.g.
const uint8 debugLevel = 0x03;)