denismarkelov
Show HN: Compiler outputs HTML for code display
https://denismarkelov.codeberg.page/crates/
I am making a programming language called Kedr. The code in Kedr is displayed as plain text on Codeberg, so I have made my compiler emit html files that provide navigation, syntax highlighting and tooltips with the type information.https://codeberg.org/denismarkelov/kedr
Re:Show HN: Kedr Programming Language
on Wednesday October 29, 2025 @03:21PM (#45751708)
Games require a high-productivity and high-performance language without a garbage collector. Kedr achieves this by having reference counting that can be switched off for any particular type separately. Otherwise you either have to manage memory manually, or suffer potentially unacceptable performance losses. I wouldn't even consider languages with GC, as too much attention goes into not allocating temporary objects.
Show HN: Kedr Programming Language
https://codeberg.org/denismarkelov/kedr
Kedr is a programming language for games, primarily deriving from F# and Rust. Its approach is to create a game with automatic reference counting, and then switch impactful types to manual memory management one by one. Below are some of my findings.We are used to having imports at the beginning of every file, but it might be better to keep them all in one place for the entire crate. This way...