0.3.0

Breaking Changes

• int type is a native int again.
  • The int type is now a native int64_t type in the generated C code.
  • This change improves performance and reduces complexity in the generated code.
  • Arbitrary precision integer / decimal support has been removed from the core. Future optional library packages may re‑introduce them without impacting the core compiler.

New Features

• Function Definitions and Calls:
  • Added support for defining functions.
  • Functions can be called by their name followed by parentheses.
  • Functions can accept parameters and return values.
  • Example:

int add(int a, int b) {
    return a + b;
}

Changes

• Improved Variable Declaration Parsing:
  • Enhanced the parser to better handle nullable and const variable declarations.
• Improved Error Handling:
  • Enhanced error messages for syntax and type errors.
  • More context provided in error messages to help identify issues.
• Refactored if-else parsing:
  • Improved the parsing logic for if, else if, and else statements.
  • Better support for nested conditional statements.
• Enhanced print function:
  • The print function correctly prints all primitive types.