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func CompileFile ¶

func CompileFile(filename string, output string)

CompileFile compiles an English source file to bytecode, embedding the original source as a trailing section (for later transpilation). This is a convenience wrapper around CompileFileOptions.

func CompileFileOptions ¶

func CompileFileOptions(filename string, output string, stripSource bool)

CompileFileOptions compiles an English source file to bytecode. When stripSource is true the source trailer is omitted, producing a smaller file; "english transpile" will then fall back to opcode decompilation.

func Execute ¶

func Execute()

func RunBytecode ¶

func RunBytecode(filename string)

func RunFile ¶

func RunFile(filename string)

RunFile executes an English source file using the instruction VM (ivm) by default. This is a convenience wrapper for RunFileIVM.

func RunFileAST ¶

func RunFileAST(filename string, minPoliteness float64)

RunFileAST parses and executes an English source file via the tree-walk evaluator. Use the --vm=ast flag on the run command to select this path. minPoliteness is the minimum required politeness percentage (0–100); pass a negative value to disable the check.

func RunFileIVM ¶

func RunFileIVM(filename string, minPoliteness float64)

RunFileIVM parses and executes an English source file via the instruction-based VM. It is the default execution path for .abc source files. minPoliteness is the minimum required politeness percentage (0–100); pass a negative value to disable the check.

func StartREPL ¶

func StartREPL()

StartREPL starts the TUI REPL

func TranspileFile ¶

func TranspileFile(filename string)

TranspileFile validates an English source or bytecode file and transpiles it to Python. This is a convenience wrapper that defaults to non-inline mode (each imported .abc file becomes a sibling .py file). The output file has the source filename with its extension replaced by ".py".

examples/fizzbuzz.abc  → examples/fizzbuzz.py
examples/fizzbuzz.101  → examples/fizzbuzz.py