Aglang devlog #8

the first ship is done!

but before getting to the actual devlog, i want to respond to some of the best feedback i got:

why spend 29 (now 32) hours on a joke?: well, you see… uhh… next question please
you should see a psychiatrist: i know thanks lmao

and now, back to aglang developments!

the first version of aglang is finally completed! i want to thank everybody for the feedback i received, it even gave me some ideas, thanks!

in these 3 hours, i improved the website, so now instead of just the compiler it even has a full homepage with downloads: this was on my checklist for a while, but first i wanted to ship a first version to get some initial thoughts.

next up for this project, i have a two ideas:

conditionals and labels: i want to add a way of comparing registers/stack values/literals, and jump to a label or part of the program if that condition is met; with that, aglang would basically be a basic assembly language with a few restrictions
windows compiler: the thing thats missing the most in the cli is a windows compiler, and since probably there are quite a few people that use windows more than linux :|

and a few other things if i have the time:

a vscode extension: this could have themes and docs on the side, minor stuff (i dont think anyone will use aglang in vscode) but idk i wanted to do it
an lsp server: for autocompletions, error checking, etc… it could be integrated in more ides too