Nitwit is an imperative programming language that uses prefix notation for amusement purposes. It is strongly typed, gargabe collected, and compiled by being transcribed to C.
To build the compiler, run make stable.
In case you don't have make, you'd have to compile all the files from /src/
manually.
Programs are compiled using ./nitwit <input file> <output file>, where
<input file> is the nitwit source and <output file> is the compiled C
file.
To create an executable program, you'd then compile the C code using something
like cc <output file> -o <program>.
Nitwit's syntax is documented in the docs folder of this repo. Additionally, some example code is provided under sample-code.