Osmium

The programming language with the atomic number of 76.

The Osmium Programming Language

Osmium is a compiled general-purpose programming language with the goal of being enjoyable to program in. It features a highly abbreviated and short syntax that aims to make lines of code shorter.

Compiling

To compile your Osmium code, simply follow these steps:

• Download the "main.exe" file and name it whatever you want.
• Call the executable in a terminal with a file location to compile.
  • To specify the output file names, include "-out [name]" at the end of the command.
• Run the ".out" file generated, and you have just ran compiled Osmium code!

V0.2 Changelog

With the new Early Beta V0.2 version, the following has been added to the Osmium programming language:

• While loops.
• Breaking and continuing within while loops.
• Non-entry point function defintions.
• Function calling.
• Non-exiting returns.

Warnings

• The compiler is still in development.
• The compiler doesn't have many features yet.
• The compiler currently can only be ran on Linux; use a VM if you are not on Linux.
• Bugs are to be expected, as the language is in early beta.
  (Please sumbit an issue/pull request to the repository if you find a bug.)