Kyro is a lightweight language built in Rust, inspired by the Lox language from Crafting Interpreters. It features a tree-walk interpreter architecture with modern enhancements such as a static resolution pass, compiled string interpolation, and a namespace-isolated standard library.
The language is designed for simplicity and extensibility, supporting object-oriented programming (OOP), structured exception handling, and first-class collection types like lists and dictionaries
Documentation & Reference: kyro.externref.dev
var io: io = use("std:io");
fn main(){
io.println("hello, world!");
}
main()