ET (ET: Earth Tongue) is an open source, self-hosted, bootstrapping system programming language. It is easy to build, reliable, and efficient performance software.
The compiler will be released in next few months.
- Easy
- Compiler
- Ability to create output file
- System programming
- Intermediate level
- Web Programming
- Network, API programming
- Performance and high speed
- Supports inline assembly code
- No require specific libraries and tools on user system in normal mode
- No require external runtime libraries in normal mode
- No require external compilers for compile steps
main:
// __ "Hello, World!"
_ "Hello,"
io.write(' ')
io.write("World")
__ '!'
end
@start
customName:
_ "Hello, World!\n"
end
@start
void app:
__ "Hello, World!"
end
@start
int customName:
_ "Hello, World!\n"
return 0
end
This architecture is only designed for website and software (native). In the future, it will also be available for mobile apps (native).
Mobile structures are not yet complete and need more thought and attention.
An example of the language at work:
title "Name - Main"
description "Descriptions"
/*
Keyword tag not used in the software, only on the web.
*/
keyword "keywords"
style {
* {
margin 0
padding 0
}
header {
width "100%"
height "auto"
}
list {
color "red"
}
list item {
display "inline"
padding "10px"
background "yellow"
}
}
header {
list {
item {
_ "Home"
}
item {
_ "About"
}
item {
_ "Contact Us"
}
}
}
The end result:
Refer to the Wiki to start learning this language.
What is the meaning of this name? The word is actually abbreviated. (Electronics-Technology)
- Initial start: 2010 about 9 years ago
- Beginning : 2012 about 7 years ago
- Gnu / Linux
- Windows
- MacOS (Not complete)
- BSD
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