This programming language was created as a learning project so that I can learn hands-on about compilers, compiler optimisations, using CMake and unit tests, assembly, lexing and abstract syntax trees, immediate representations and much more. It is technically not meant to be used for anything; however, it can be, as it is Turing-complete, so one can technically do anything with it.
Everything here is mostly correct, as the changes since the last update have been 99% additive.
Note: For functional purity, local variables are not accessible inside functions
It is quite hard to try it for now as the website is not hosted as i am still unsure what would be a good and free way to host the backend, i might just hook it up onto my raspberry but i am still unsure however you can still try it by either downloading this repo, compiling it with cmake or using the compiled compiler cobble the argument list can be found in main but its ./cobble <input-file> <output-path> where the <input-file> is of the extension .cb. Or you can try it by going to the Web Editor repo and hosting both the front- and backends locally and then try it on the web interface, which is made with the Monaco editor and has the syntax supported. Hence, you have autocompletes, snippets, colouring, etc...