vig

a v parser in zig, also a shitpost taken too far

(will likely be done as a full compiler, who knows, leave a like and subscribe for more epic adventures)

why

because i want to learn parsers and what best to do it with a language i'm negatively charged towards
theres an ast now it looks pretty
i finally understand recursive descent parsers

for is split between for and loop because my fucking god i cant stand having four different variations of for to parse.
struct initialization is with Struct.{}, not Struct{}, to remove parsing ambiguities (if a {} and a{}, v solves that with case, e.g structs Must Be Properly Titled and i can't bother with that)
function parameters must have a type always
ifs are always statements, not expressions (can't use if as an r-value)
no ++, --
no match
no embedded structs
no v orm
no codegen
no inline assembly

+=, -=, and the rest of the gang
no for yet
no arrays yet
no map yet
no in yet (probably will be dropped)
no module, import yet
no interfaces yet
no enums yet
no generics yet
no attributes yet ([live], [skip])
no defer yet
no operator overloading methods yet
do we really want a type system (optionals included)
- no error handling yet (call() or {blah})
- no ? postfix operator yet (call()?)
do we really want to output c
do we really want to output llvm
do we really want to output x86

step 1: dab
step 2: ``` git clone https://gitdab.com/luna/vig.git cd vig zig build install --prefix ~/.local/