LLVM Compiler - First steps #70
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I partially implemented a compiler for the implemented interpreted language. Code is compiled into LLVM IR.
The compiler is not yet complete - but a solid backbone has been built, including testing utilities.
So far this has been an exercise in compiler development, and now we're ready for actual language development.
A new revised syntax will need to be created, the memory model will need to be reworked, as we cannot rely on go's GC (as with the interpreter), and language will be specialized towards SIMD processing.