omnit3a / jenny

The official repository for the Jenny programming language

Jenny

Jenny is an interpreted stack-based procedural programming language. I was inspired to create Jenny after watching Tsoding's videos on the creation of Porth.

All Jenny source files must use the ".jen" file extension.

Plans for Jenny (In order of importance)

See also: Todo.md

• Code Comments
• Header files
• Standalone console app to run interpreter
  • GUI App to run the interpreter
• Compiler
• Multiple data types
  • Bytes
  • Bits
  • Chars
  • Floating-pont Numbers
  • Integers
• Multiple data structures
  • Arrays
  • Tuples
  • Hashmaps
• User Input

How to run the Jenny interpreter (as of Alpha v2.0)

1. Download the correct zip file from the releases menu
2. Run either "run.sh" (if you're on mac) or "run.bat" (if you're on Windows)

• 2.1 To run on mac, set the directory of the terminal to the folder where you saved the build for Jenny, then run the command "sh run.sh"
• 2.2 To run on windows, set the directory of the command prompt to the folder where you saved the build for Jenny, then run the command "run.bat"

3. You will be greeted with a blinking cursor once you run the startup file. Enter the file path of the ".jen" file you wish to run, then press enter
4. You will now be running the program the you specified

How to add a new feature to Jenny

1. Add the code for the instruction to the "com.src.Instructions" package
2. Add the switch-case for the instruction to the Main.java file
3. Add the entry for the amount of tokens needed for the instruction to the InstructionValues.tokens hashmap

jenny's Issues

JE Command not working correctly

Just a note to everybody, the JE command is not working correctly, and is only jumping to the first operand