Jakarta

Jakarta is a statically-typed programming language in development. Jakarta focuses on readability and simplicity, while still allowing for complex applications and speed.

Example code

import "lib/stdio.jk";

func int main() {
    int f10 = factorial(10);

    print(f10);

    ret 0;
}

func int factorial(int n) {
    if (n == 0) {
        ret 1;
    }
    ret n * factorial(n - 1);
}

Progress

To streamline development, only keywords required for a factorial program to run are being implemented, thus the inclusion of "Semi-Completed".

Running Jakarta

Jakarta runs best on Linux based systems.

Before running jakarta, ensure you have make, clang, ninja, and cmake installed. Then run:

make setup
make run

Logs can be found in build/bin/logs/, which contain debug logs as well as a text representation of the AST.

Built With

• c
• cmake
• makefile