A unified compiler-construction meta-language designed to define and build programming languages within a single .mor file. By describing tokens, grammar rules, semantic analysis, and code generation in one place, developers can produce native Win64 or Linux64 binaries via a built-in Zig/Clang pipeline.

Compiler Construction Toolkit

ParseLang is a specialized meta-language layer designed to streamline the creation of custom programming languages and domain-specific tools. By using a single .parse file, developers can define lexer rules, grammar handlers, and semantic analysis without building complex compiler infrastructure from scratch.

Parse() is a comprehensive Delphi-based toolkit designed to streamline the entire process of compiler construction. By providing a unified API, it allows developers to define a custom programming language’s syntax and logic within a single configuration object. The system manages the complex transition from source text to native binaries.

DelphiFmt - A fully configurable Delphi source code formatter engine for .pas, .dpr, .dpk, and .inc files. Controls indentation, spacing, line breaks, capitalisation, and alignment through a single options record. Idempotent by design. Format a string, a file, or an entire directory tree in one call. Built on ParseKit.

NitroPascal is a full-featured Object Pascal compiler built entirely on top of Parse() - the compiler construction toolkit. It exists to prove a point: a complete, production-quality language can be built with Parse() without touching a parser generator, a lexer generator, or a custom pipeline.

Myra is a statically-typed, compiled language in the Pascal/Oberon tradition. It transpiles to C++23 and uses Zig as a build backend, producing real x86-64 executables and libraries for Windows and Linux. The backend is invisible. You write Myra. You get binaries. Myra - Pascal. Refined.

Tiger is a Delphi-hosted compiler infrastructure that lets you generate native x86-64 binaries for Windows and Linux — executables, shared libraries, static libraries, and object files — entirely from code. There is no source language to parse. Instead, you construct programs using a fluent Delphi API: define types, declare functions.

Pax is a Pascal/Oberon-inspired systems language that compiles to modern C++23 using Zig’s Clang toolchain, with a pass-through design that lets you mix raw C++ and Pax code freely in the same source file.