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Jsonpiler - JSON Syntax Programming Language
Jsonpiler is a compiler for the JSON syntax programming language and its compiler.
This program converts a JSON-based program to GNU assembly, compiles it, and executes the result.
🚨 This program only runs on Windows (x64)! 🚨
What's New
Float
can now be assigned.- Function definitions now explicitly share only the global scope.
- Fixed a bug in the
global
function. - Added new functions:
/
,abs
, and%
.
Prerequisites
Make sure the following tools are installed and available in your PATH environment variable:
ld
(from MinGW-w64)as
(from MinGW-w64)
The following DLLs must be present in C:\Windows\System32\
for the program to work correctly:
kernel32.dll
user32.dll
ucrtbase.dll
Installation & Usage
cargo install jsonpiler
jsonpiler (input_json_file (UTF-8)) [arguments of .exe ...]
Replace (input_json_file)
with the actual JSON file you want to compile.
Example
{ "=": ["a", "title"], "message": [{"$": "a"}, "345"] }
Execution order:
The jsonpiler code consists of a single JSON object.
Expressions are evaluated sequentially.
The variable "a"
is assigned the string "title"
using "="
.
A message box appears with the title (from the variable "a"
) and the body "345"
as specified by "message"
.
The program returns the integer ID of the button pressed in the message box (currently only 1
is supported, which corresponds to IDOK
in C/C++), as the final value of the {}
block.
Error message
{ "message": ["title", { "$": "doesn't_exist" }] }
Compilation error: Undefined variables: `doesn't_exist`
Error occurred on line: 1
Error position:
{ "message": ["title", { "$": "doesn't_exist" }] }
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Function Documentation
Language Documentation
Execution
graph TD
A[file.json] --> B{Jsonpiler}
B -->|Parse| C([AST])
C -->|Compile| D[file.s]
D --> |Assembling with GNU AS| E[file.obj]
E --> |Linking with GNU LD| F[file.exe]
S[C:\Windows\System32\] --> KERNEL32[kernel32.dll] --> F[file.exe]
S --> USER32[user32.dll] --> F[file.exe]
S --> UCRTBASE[ucrtbase.dll] --> F[file.exe]
F --> Execution[(Execution)]