Crate tin

Tin is a simple embeddable programming language.

The aim is to have a very light-weight footprint and a simple API.

Examples

let source = r#"
pickFirst = |a: i32, b: i32| i32 {
  capture = |x: i32| i32 { a + x };
  capture(b)
};
main = || i32 { pickFirst(42i32, 62i32) };
"#;

let mut tin = tin::Tin::new();
tin.load("main.tn", source)?;

/*
let mut module = tin.compile()?;
let main = module.function::<tin::module::Function0<i32>>("main").unwrap();

let result = main();
assert_eq!(42, result);
*/

Re-exports

pub use crate::error::Error;

pub use crate::error::Result;

Modules

diagnostic

Utilities for producing human-readable diagnostics out of errors.

error

Common error types and utilities.

graph

Graph rendering tools for the internal representation of Tin code.

module

Definitions for compiled modules.

Structs

Tin

An instance of the Tin runtime.