MorseLang
MorseLang is a programming language whose _ Source Code _ is _ Morse Code _. For this project, I developed the MorseLang language and then I built an interpreter for it. Come test it out and write your own MorseLang programs.
The following file
program.morse
.. -. - / -- .- .. -. () {
.. -. - / -..-;
.. -. - / -.--;
-..- = .---- -----;
-.-- = -----;
.-- .... .. .-.. . (-.-- < -..-) {
.. ..-. (-..- == ..---*-.--) {
.--. .-. .. -. -(-.--);
}
-.-- = -.-- + .----;
}
}
Has the equivalent in a normal looking language:
int main() {
int x;
int y;
x = 10;
y = 0;
while (y < x) {
if (x == 2*y) {
print(x);
}
y = y + 1;
}
}
and produces output
5
when run in MorseLang
Language Features
- Static Typing
- Imperative
- Interpreted
- .morse files
- execute programs with
morseLang <filename>
How I built it
With OCaml.
Challenges I ran into
Parsing a file of morse code involves some rather complex regular expressions. That was challenging. I also didn't realize until pretty late on that the literal minus sign would be interpreted as a morse symbol the way I was doing things. Had to make some adjustments to debug this. I also had some weird issues with regular expression matching newlines.
What's next for MorseLang
MorseLang is the future of software engineering. It is highly flexible, easy to use, saves a lot of developer time :)
Built With
- love
- ocaml

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