Crystal implementation of the Monkey Language
Monyet has a sibling implementation for Kotlin: monkey.kt
The two books (Writing An Interpreter In Go and Writing A Compiler in Go) are implemented.
Before running the command you must have crystal and shards installed on your machine
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
tests.sh |
Run all the tests |
checks.sh |
Run format tool and ameba checks |
build.sh |
Release build |
benchmarks.sh |
Run the classic monkey benchmark (fibonacci(35)), requires one command (--eval,--eval-fast,--vm,--vm-fast) |
repl.sh |
Run the Monyet REPL |
There are two different implementations for the compiler/VM.
- The default variant, based on
Array(UInt8)as Bytecode andOffsetArrayarrays for read operations - The slices variant, based purely on
Slice(UInt8)
The slices variant is more idiomatic but the default variant has better performance (around 10%).
To compile with a different variant you can the flag --define=slice to your compile or test. Additionally,
both build.sh and test.sh have lines that you can comment/uncomment to enable different
variants