Syscall Programming Language

Syscall is a high-level, cross-platform programming language designed with the spirit of assembly language for experimental purposes.

Features

• Assembly-like Syntax: Syscall provides a syntax that resembles traditional assembly languages, making it suitable for low-level programming enthusiasts.

• Cross-Platform: Designed to work across different platforms and architectures, enabling flexibility in development and deployment.

• High-Level Abstractions: While inspired by assembly, Syscall offers high-level abstractions to simplify complex tasks and enhance productivity.

• LLVM Backend: Utilizes LLVM as the backend for efficient code generation and optimization, ensuring performance and portability.

Example

; Example program in Syscall
main
    add 1 2         ; Perform addition
    num add         ; assigning add functions result to num named variable
    @print
        log num     ; Ready to print the result
return log          ; Return log call for printing

Getting Started

To start using Syscall, follow these steps:

• Installation: Clone the repository and install the necessary dependencies.

• Build: Use the provided build system to compile Syscall programs.

• Run: Execute your Syscall programs on your preferred platform.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have ideas for improvements, please submit an issue or a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE file for details