kraken/tests/test_RecursiveTest.krak

import io:*;

|int| fibanacci(|int| num) {
	if (num < 2)
		return 1;
	return fibanacci(num-1) + fibanacci(num-2);
}

|int| main() {
	print(fibanacci(4));
	print("\n");
	return 0;
}
Got the new scoping working! Still some odd stuff happening to certian templates, and I think vector is having problems with new/traits. Really need to get canonnical filenames and what not worked out 2014-12-30 01:22:09 -05:00			`import io:*;`
Added testing! call kraken like so ./kraken --test ../path/to/test/name_of_test_without_extention This will make kraken compile and run name_of_test_without_extention.krak and compare the output it generates on stdout to name_of_test_without_extention.expected_results. If they pass, then it records the pass, if not, it records the failure and saves the intermediate files generated. It has revealed some bugs which I will fix in upcoming commits. 2014-05-20 22:21:07 -04:00
Declarations are now written \|type\| identifier;, generally. Functions are similar \|void\| func() {}, etc. Special declarations still work, etc 2014-08-01 00:45:48 -07:00			`\|int\| fibanacci(\|int\| num) {`
Added testing! call kraken like so ./kraken --test ../path/to/test/name_of_test_without_extention This will make kraken compile and run name_of_test_without_extention.krak and compare the output it generates on stdout to name_of_test_without_extention.expected_results. If they pass, then it records the pass, if not, it records the failure and saves the intermediate files generated. It has revealed some bugs which I will fix in upcoming commits. 2014-05-20 22:21:07 -04:00			`if (num < 2)`
			`return 1;`
			`return fibanacci(num-1) + fibanacci(num-2);`
			`}`

Declarations are now written \|type\| identifier;, generally. Functions are similar \|void\| func() {}, etc. Special declarations still work, etc 2014-08-01 00:45:48 -07:00			`\|int\| main() {`
Added testing! call kraken like so ./kraken --test ../path/to/test/name_of_test_without_extention This will make kraken compile and run name_of_test_without_extention.krak and compare the output it generates on stdout to name_of_test_without_extention.expected_results. If they pass, then it records the pass, if not, it records the failure and saves the intermediate files generated. It has revealed some bugs which I will fix in upcoming commits. 2014-05-20 22:21:07 -04:00			`print(fibanacci(4));`
			`print("\n");`
			`return 0;`
			`}`