Ryn

Ryn is a modern, expressive, and minimalist programming language designed to empower developers with elegant syntax and robust performance. Whether you're building scalable applications, prototyping new ideas, or exploring new paradigms, Ryn aims to make coding both enjoyable and efficient.

Why? Quoniam Possumus

Features

• Clean & Intuitive Syntax: Designed to be human-readable while remaining succinct.
• Modern Paradigms: Supports functional, object-oriented, and concurrent programming.
• High Performance: Optimized runtime for fast execution.
• Cross-Platform: Write once, run anywhere.
• Rich Standard Library: A versatile set of built-in tools and utilities to kickstart your projects.

Solution architecture

Ryn-lang.sln                 // The main solution file
└── src
    ├── Ryn.CLI              // Console app (the compiler "front-end" CLI)
    ├── Ryn.Lexer            // Lexical analysis library
    ├── Ryn.Parser           // Parsing library
    ├── Ryn.AST              // Abstract Syntax Tree definitions
    ├── Ryn.Semantic         // Semantic analysis/type-checking
    ├── Ryn.CodeGen          // Code generation / bytecode / IL / transpiler
    ├── Ryn.Runtime          // (Optional) Runtime support or standard library
    └── Ryn.Compiler         // High-level orchestration combining Lexer, Parser, AST, Semantic, CodeGen
└── tests
    └── Ryn.Compiler.Tests   // Unit tests and integration tests

Getting Started

To compile a Ryn source file and execute the generated C# code, use the CLI:

dotnet run --project Ryn-lang/Ryn.CLI -f path/to/file.ryn

The example below prints a greeting:

pub class Hello {
    pub fn greet() {
        Print("Hello from Ryn!");
    }
}