🧠 KScript – A Minimalist Statically Typed Programming Language

KScript is a custom-built, statically typed programming language with a C-like syntax. Designed and implemented from scratch in C++, KScript features support for:

• Variable declarations and types
• Arithmetic and logical operations
• Conditional statements and loops
• User-defined functions
• Custom bytecode execution via a lightweight interpreter

KScript was engineered with compiler principles in mind, following a structured architecture from lexical analysis to bytecode execution.

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🛠️ Project Highlights

✅ Language Features

• C-like Syntax – Familiar and concise.
• Static Typing – Compile-time type checking.
• Control Flow – if, while, for, and logical branching.
• Functions – Custom functions with scoped variables.
• Modular Architecture – Clean separation of compiler components.

📚 Compiler Design

• Lexer – Tokenizes the source input into lexical units.
• Parser – Converts tokens into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST).
• BNF Grammar – Formal grammar specification of the language.
• Interpreter – Custom stack-based bytecode interpreter for runtime execution.

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🧩 Project Structure

KScript/
├── include/              # Header files for each compiler component
│   ├── AST.h
│   ├── parser.h
│   ├── lexer.h
│   └── visitor.h
├── src/                  # Implementation files
│   ├── AST.cpp
│   ├── parser.cpp
│   ├── lexer.cpp
│   └── main.cpp
├── examples/             # Sample .ks scripts
│   └── factorial.ks
├── Makefile              # Build script
└── README.md             # This file