MLang (Mihai Popa)

Not to be confused with MLang.

mLang is a language made by Mihai Popa. It's simple, but it supports only math and printing! It has no input!!

Commands/Instructions

Command List

Command (Instruction)	Meaning	Equivalence (in Batch)
add	Adds 2 numbers	set /a z=%x%+%y%
sub	Subtracts 2 numbers	set /a z=%x%-%y%
mul	Multiplies 2 numbers	set /a z=%x%*%y%
div	Divides 2 numbers	set /a z=%x%/%y%
mod	Does a modulo from 2 numbers	set /a z=%x%%%%y%
print	Prints a text string	echo "text"

Interpreter

Batch

@echo off
REM Defition for the "print" instruction.
if /i %1 EQU print goto echo
REM Defition for the "add" instruction.
if /i %1 EQU add goto add
REM Defition for the "sub" instruction.
if /i %1 EQU sub goto sub
REM Defition for the "mul" instruction.
if /i %1 EQU mul goto mul
REM Defition for the "div" instruction.
if /i %1 EQU div goto div
REM Defition for the "mod" instruction.
if /i %1 EQU mod goto mod
goto error
REM Code for the "print" instruction.
:echo
cls
echo mLang Code: %1 %2
echo Batch Code: echo %2
echo Output: %2
pause >nul
exit
REM Code for the "add" instruction.
:add
cls
echo mLang Code: %1 %2 %3
echo Batch Code:
echo.
echo set /a result=%2+%3
echo echo %%result%%
set /a result=%2+%3
echo.
echo Output:
echo %result%
pause >nul
exit
REM Code for the "sub" instruction.
:sub
cls
echo mLang Code: %1 %2 %3
echo Batch Code:
echo.
echo set /a result=%2-%3
echo echo %%result%%
set /a result=%2-%3
echo.
echo Output:
echo %result%
pause >nul
REM Code for the "mul" instruction.
:mul
cls
echo mLang Code: %1 %2 %3
echo Batch Code:
echo.
echo set /a result=%2*%3
echo echo %%result%%
set /a result=%2*%3
echo.
echo Output:
echo %result%
pause >nul
exit
REM Code for the "div" instruction.
:div
cls
echo mLang Code: %1 %2 %3
echo Batch Code:
echo.
echo set /a result=%2/%3
echo echo %%result%%
set /a result=%2/%3
echo.
echo Output:
echo %result%
pause >nul
exit
REM Code for the "mod" instruction.
:mod
cls
echo mLang Code: %1 %2 %3
echo Batch Code:
echo.
echo set /a result=%2%%%%%%3
echo echo %%result%%
set /a result=%2%%%3
echo.
echo Output:
echo %result%
pause >nul
exit
:error
cls
echo Syntax error!
pause >nul

To run, call the code as a argument, like so:

mlang.bat print "Hello, world!"

Examples

Hello, world!

print "Hello, world!"

XKCD Random Number

print 4

A+B Problem

add x y

Replace "x" and "y" by the numbers you want. For example:

add 7 4