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  1. aoughwl/aowljs aoughwl/aowljs Public

    The nimony-native .s.aif to native-JavaScript backend: aowli with its interpreter swapped for a JS emitter, reusing the same tested AIF cursor walk. Near-native speed, readable output. Written in n…

    Nim

  2. aoughwl/aowllib aoughwl/aowllib Public

    Self-owned aowl system module + runtime (strings, seqs, ARC, GC) so the aowl native/JS backends link real programs — the runtime under aowlc and aowljs.

    JavaScript

  3. aoughwl/aowlmony aoughwl/aowlmony Public

    The aowl Nimony compiler driver: one command takes a .nim file through parse to semcheck to lowering to native code or interpretation, over the self-owned aowl stack (aowlparse/aowlsem/aowlhexer/{a…

    JavaScript

  4. aoughwl/aowlparser aoughwl/aowlparser Public

    A pure-nimony recursive-descent parser: Nim/Nimony source to parse-dialect AIF (.p.aif), the same job as the classic nifler but self-hosted and free of the Nim compiler, so it compiles to JS and ru…

    Nim

  5. aoughwl/aoughwl.github.io aoughwl/aoughwl.github.io Public

    Docs + playground site for the aoughwl Nimony projects (just-the-docs / GitHub Pages): the self-owned compiler stack, stdlib and net libraries, plus the in-browser nimony playground.

    JavaScript

  6. aoughwl/nimony-playground aoughwl/nimony-playground Public

    In-browser playground for Nimony: write, compile, and run Nimony entirely client-side. A NIF interpreter compiled to JavaScript executes your program right in the page — no server, no toolchain ins…

    JavaScript 1