Ever - A High-Level Language for Low-Level Purposes

[pouya1dev]

On Friday, 9 October 2026 at 19:44:18 UTC, pouya1dev wrote:
> Hi everyone. Today I’m here to introduce "Ever". a language 
> aiming to be something like a modern-day Turbo C. It features 
> high-level syntax but operates at a low level, designed to run 
> on modern systems. I should mention that I had started a thread 
> about this before, but the language’s identity has changed 
> significantly, so I decided to start a new one. You can find 
> the previous thread 
> [here.](https://forum.dlang.org/thread/lwlcstpzxsbseebaghug@forum.dlang.org)
>
> By the way, don't download the release. That release is from 
> three months ago—back when I created the previous thread—and 
> work on the new version isn't finished yet, so I haven't 
> released it. I started this thread to get your opinions and 
> feedback on the new version.
>
> I can no longer say that the entire language is written in D, 
> because I’ve written the libraries and the Windows interpreter 
> in various languages. However, I can still say that the core of 
> the project is largely written in D.
>
> Ever is made possible thanks to the D community. 
> `arsd.simpledisplay` and `arsd.minigui` provides high-level 
> graphics functions, making it easy to create graphical 
> applications. I'm also working on integrating `Raylib` with 
> Ever to make game development possible.
>
> And to test and build the language, simply run the following 
> command.
> `curl -sL 
> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evrlang/ever/main/install.sh 
> | bash‍‍`
>
> Or clone the repo and run ‍`compile.sh`.
>
> I sincerely apologize that the documentation isn't finished yet 
> and I haven't had time to add more examples. However, if you 
> have any questions, feel free to reach out to me here so I can 
> help you.
>
> Github link: 
> [https://github.com/evrlang/ever](https://github.com/evrlang/ever)
> Website: 
> [https://evrlang.github.io/ever](https://evrlang.github.io/ever)
> A very special thank you to everyone who gave me technical 
> advice on the previous thread and prompted me to reconsider the 
> language syntax.

I might reply late due to the time zone difference. I apologize.