This is the official repo for the Dosato programming language, this interpreter is entirely written in C by me.
Right now it's in a semi-done state, most features I wanted to implement are already implemented, but there are still some things to do.
In the meantime, this is a fully functional, more then capable programming language, and I'm proud of it.
Dosato is a programming language that I made for fun, It's syntax is inspired by C, VB and even some Python.
But really, It's syntax is pretty unique and it's hard to compare it to other languages.
Dosato aims to be a simple language, giving you the convenience of a high level language like python, but still having static types and more.
I see it as my own take on a new programming language, and I'm pretty happy with the result.
Dosato is an interpreted language, so you can just run the interpreter and pass it a file to run.
It's easy to use and get going, and the interpreter is pretty tiny, so you can just download it and run it (no additional bloat).
You can download the latest release from the releases page, or you can compile it yourself.
To compile it yourself, you need to have a C compiler installed. Common ones that are proved to work are gcc and clang, provided you compile with a version supporting C20 features.
You can run gcc -o dosato dosato.c to compile it with gcc, or clang -o dosato dosato.c to compile it with clang.
If you want to compile it with a different compiler, you can do so, but you might need to change the code a bit to make it work.
You can run it by passing it a file to run, like this: dosato file.to.
The official file extension for Dosato is .to, but you can use whatever you want.
I have build a downloadable documentation for Dosato, you can download it here.
This documentation is also available online here.