Rocker is meant to be a compiled programming language, with aspects of imperative programming and modern features like pattern-matching

The memory management is occulted from the user, no pointers. This is in part thanks to the simple allocator library RockerAlloc

• user defined types
• pattern matching
• int literals
• char literals
• string literals
• memory safety

This language is transpiled to C for the moment

let main() : void => {
  print("Hello from Rocker!\n");
}

To bootstrap the compiler:

./bootstrapper/bootstrap2 RockerSRC/main.rkr -o rocker

To compile a file:

./rocker examples/hello_world.rkr
./a.out

Usage:
        ./rocker [flags] <input file> [output file]
Possible flags:
        '-o' or '--output'    :  Sets the output path of the executable and of the transpiled C file
        '-t' or '--tmp'       :  Does not remove the temporary transpiled C files
        '-c' or '--transpile' :  Only transpiles the Rocker to C but does not compile to a native executable
        '-l' or '--lexer'     :  Prints the tokens contained in the file and included files
        '-h' or '--help'      :  Displays this message
        '-v' or '--verbose'   :  Prints infos and commands ran by the compiler

• Simple rec and pro type generation
• Simple Hello World example compiling and working
• Simple recursion example compiling and working
• Deprecate Tuples (using record types because all types are forward-declared)
• Allow assignments
• Accessing fields of record types
• Add integer for loops
• Add while loops
• Maybe add a dynamic array type -> Figure out syntax for pushing / poping
• Use string views for lexemes (limit the ammount of allocated data)
• Add including files support
• Improve including files support
• The Rocker version of the compiler can lex/tokenize itself
• The Rocker version of the compiler can parse itself
• Self-Hosting
• Made exit memory-safe
• Typechecking
• Add foreach loop for array types (iter loop)

• Pattern matching product types
• Get type of an expression (for match cases)
• Generation of match expressions
• Add variadic functions support
• Support multi-dim arrays
• Support accessing constructors without name binding
• Mark and sweep garbage collector
• Add '=' support for comparison between strings (s1 = s2 <=> streq(s1, s2))
• Remake the parsing of expression (better handling of parenthesis and subs)

The C version of the compiler is not actively maintained, only the rocker one is. The reason for that is that there is a bootstrapper compiler that can compile the current rocker compiler and that it is simpler to write the compiler in Rocker rather than in C.