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Rorth

It's like Porth but written in Rust! At least I think so, I don't actually know since I have not programmed in Porth, but Porth is a stack-based programming language for computers and Rorth might also turn out to be a stack-based programming language. In any case, Rorth will definitely be for computers.

Plans for Rorth

Currently Rorth is planned to be:

  • For computers
  • Compiled
  • Native
  • Turing-complete
  • Statically typed
  • Testable
  • Self-hosted
  • Useful1
  • Optimised
  • Cross-platform2

Roth might be:

  • Stack-based
  • Object-oriented
  • Functional
  • Something with concurrency

Footnotes

  1. What exactly this means has yet to be decided.

  2. This might be achieved by compiling down to LLVM.