Crowbar (named after Crowbar)is a stack-based interpreted language inspired by FORTH and Python. Originally, it was meant to be for ASCII roguelike games (the clearscr keyword is a remnant of that), but over time it has become a sort of general purpose/toy language.

Keep in mind that it is still a work in progress, and that I have much to add and much to fix!

;; hello world x times
"How many times? " ask toint store x
x for i
 i tostr ": Hello, World" && .
end

crowbar - opens crowbar REPL
crowbar run <file> - runs <file>
crowbar add <source> <name> - adds <source> to libraries with name <name>
crowbar list - lists registered libraries

examples/ has a few simple examples that show how to use Crowbar. The cheatsheet is useful for quick references. The help library (WIP) is can help with learning the base keywords.

Running this in the REPL:

!time 10000 for i
 pass
 end 
!time

Gives this output: Execution time: 0.018350 seconds

• Improve examples/
• Finish help library
• Add transpiler
• Syntax highlighter
• Change syntax for file keywords
• Create editor
• Add bytecode support
• Fix import