ViviFire Programming Language

ViviFire is a new modern programming language with a BASIC-like syntax. It takes inspiration from Liberty BASIC and Run BASIC but adds true object-oriented programming (OOP) with traits, modularity, genericity, structured exception handling, and more.

Currently, ViviFire is at an alpha level of development. This means that its syntax and semantics are being worked out and can change drastically with little warning. If you are interested in programming language design and implementation, you are invited to join in.

Files

Name	Modified	Size
VF.exe	6 August 2015	637 KB
A Windows 32-bit console application used to test the parser. See moreType "vf" then Enter to display information about the build and the syntax for command-line parameters.
ViviFire.chm	2 January 2016	164.2 KB
A very incomplete help file based on the files in the "docs" directory. See moreIf you get a warning about the dangers of files downloaded from the Internet when opening the help file, simply uncheck the checkbox in the dialog before continuing. Doing so seems to eliminate a problem that one user reported.
VFGrammar.txt	1 October 2015	79 KB
A text document containing a full specification of ViviFire's grammar rules. See moreIt is written in a language that a program called Coco/R can translate into C++ code. We then take that code and compile it into "VF.exe".
VFGrammar.diff	6 August 2015	26.6 KB
A text file listing every change between compilations of VFGrammar.txt See more using the *nix "diff" command. The first character in a line indicates how that line changed, whether it was a change within the line (!), a new line (+), or a deleted line (-).
VFTest.zip	7 July 2015	15.2 KB
A ZIP archive containing a test suite for the parser. See more Please see the instructions in ReadMe.txt before installing.

Name

Modified

Size

VF.exe

6 August 2015

637 KB

A Windows 32-bit console application used to test the parser. See moreType "vf" then Enter to display information about the build and the syntax for command-line parameters.

ViviFire.chm

2 January 2016

164.2 KB

A very incomplete help file based on the files in the "docs" directory. See moreIf you get a warning about the dangers of files downloaded from the Internet when opening the help file, simply uncheck the checkbox in the dialog before continuing. Doing so seems to eliminate a problem that one user reported.

VFGrammar.txt

1 October 2015

79 KB

A text document containing a full specification of ViviFire's grammar rules. See moreIt is written in a language that a program called Coco/R can translate into C++ code. We then take that code and compile it into "VF.exe".

VFGrammar.diff

6 August 2015

26.6 KB

A text file listing every change between compilations of VFGrammar.txt See more using the *nix "diff" command. The first character in a line indicates how that line changed, whether it was a change within the line (!), a new line (+), or a deleted line (-).

VFTest.zip

7 July 2015

15.2 KB

A ZIP archive containing a test suite for the parser. See more Please see the instructions in ReadMe.txt before installing.

Name	Description
docs	Contains the HTML files used to build "ViviFire.chm". See more You might also want to see a list of the most recently updated files.
src	Contains the C++ source files used to build "VF.exe". See moreMost of the code was generated from "VFGrammar.txt".

Name

Description

docs

Contains the HTML files used to build "ViviFire.chm". See more You might also want to see a list of the most recently updated files.

src

Contains the C++ source files used to build "VF.exe". See moreMost of the code was generated from "VFGrammar.txt".

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