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Krzosa Karol
2024-04-14 10:33:09 +02:00
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@@ -83,11 +83,9 @@ You only need to compile the build tool once. Afterwards just call `./bld.exe`.
## Further plans
My priority is to improve the C user API, harden the compiler, accommodate things that I didn't foresee and stuff like that.
Sometime in the future I want to implement a bytecode backend so that the language can be used like Lua as a nice scripting language.
I'm also considering the addition of overloaded procedures because it would greatly aid in writing macros.
- **My priority is to improve the C user API, harden the compiler, accommodate things that I didn't foresee and stuff like that.**
- I want to implement a bytecode backend (in the future) so that the language can be used like Lua.
- New features are of second priority unless they are small and important but additionally I'm considering the addition of overloaded procedures because it would greatly aid in writing macros.
# Language overview
@@ -438,6 +436,55 @@ test :: proc() {
}
```
## Arithmetic operators
``` odin
arithmetic_operators :: proc() {
add := 1 + 2;
sub := 1 - 2;
mul := 1 * 2;
div := 1 / 2;
mod := 1 % 2;
and := 1 && 2;
or := 1 || 2;
equals := 1 == 2;
not_equals := 1 != 2;
greater_then := 1 > 2;
greater_then_or_equal := 1 >= 2;
lesser_then := 1 < 2;
lesser_then_or_equal := 1 <= 2;
left_shift := 1 >> 2;
right_shift := 1 << 2;
bit_or := 1 | 2;
bit_and := 1 & 2;
bit_xor := 1 ^ 2;
not := !1;
negate := ~1;
}
```
## Arithmetic assignment operators
``` odin
arithmetic_assign_operators :: proc() {
a := 1;
a /= 1;
a *= 1;
a %= 1;
a -= 1;
a += 1;
a &= 1;
a |= 1;
a ^= 1;
a <<= 1;
a >>= 1;
}
```
## Defer statement
A defer statement allows to postpone a certain action to the end of scope. For example - you might allocate memory and use defer just bellow your allocation to free the memory. This free will be deferred, it will happen a bit later.