The Biscuit Language (BL) is a simple imperative programming language using LLVM backend and compiler implemented in C. Language syntax and all its features are still in development. Biscuit is designed to be simple, fast and explicit.

• Project homepage: biscuitlang.org
• Contact email: [email protected]

• Strongly typed.
• Embedded rich runtime type information.
• Polymorphic functions and structures (generics).
• Simple structure inheritance.
• Compile-time execution (experimental).
• Compile-time function arguments; allow passing types as values (experimental).
• C ABI compatible (C library functions can be directly called).
• Runtime debugging is possible in Visual Studio/gdb/lldb.
• Explicit function overloading.
• Integrated build system.
• Module management.
• Unit testing system.
• Automatic documentation generation.
• Defer statement.
• Multiple return values.
• Custom memory allocators.
• Basic support for game development via extra packages.
• Supports Windows, Linux and macOS.
• Nested functions.
• Clean and simple JAI-like syntax.
• And more...

See the installation guide here.

HelloWorld :: struct {
    hello: s32;
    world: s32;
};

main :: fn () s32 {
    info :: cast(*TypeInfoStruct) typeinfo(HelloWorld);

    loop i := 0; i < info.members.len; i += 1 {
        print("% ", info.members[i].name);
    }
    print("!!!\n");

    return 0;
}

See more examples here.

https://discord.gg/DDTCcYzb9h

Text editor I use.

• Download here.
• Source code here.

Screenshot of an unnamed 3D experimental game created using BL.

• Source code here.

Please follow the instructions on wiki.