bruter

Description

bruter is a metaprogramable lightweight virtual machine;

UNDER HEAVY DEVELOPMENT

Table of Contents

• bruter
  • bruter language
    • description
    • table of contents
    • arg types
    • usage
    • building instructions
      • clean
      • debug
      • wasi
      • web
      • arduino
    • reserved

bruter language

Types

• number = starts with 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or -;

• string = enclosed by double or single quotes, or by (@@ );

• nil = nil;

Usage

function;
function ...;
function (function (function ...));
function variable_1 variable_2 ...;
hash.set "name" value; 
hash.set "name" (function ...);
function name;
do "code";
repeat amount "code";
while "condition" "code";
each list "name" "code";

Building instructions

bruter include its own build script;

CLEAN:

# build for the current system;
./build.sh

DEBUG:

# this can also be used with WEB flag(add some debug flags to the wasm file);
# this mostly checks for memory leaks and add some debug flags;
DEBUG=1 ./build.sh

WASI:

# regular bruter interpreter but using WASI;
# it also create build/run_bruter.sh which is just a wasmtime command;
# you can find the WASI executable at build/bruter.wasm;
WASICC='path/to/wasi/sdk/clang' ./build.sh

WEB:

# wasm + js module;
# you can find bruter.wasm and bruter.js in build/web;
EMCC='path/to/emcc' ./build.sh

ARDUINO:

# you can find the prepared arduino folder in build/arduino/bruter;
INO=1 ./build.sh

note that, the clean build is always compiled, even with WASI, INO, or WEB flags;

Reserved

• () = expression
• (@@ ) = string delimiter
• "" = string delimiter
• '' = string delimiter
• ... = spread operator
• ; = end of command separator