Awhile back, I cut an initial v0.1.0 release of terebinth, an interpreted programming language built using C++. I did not do much else with the language up until a few days ago, where I decided to scrap what I had initially released to start anew. I am currently working on upgrading the project tree to use CMake rather than just plain Makefiles, and I am migrating to the C++20 standard for modernization and maintainability. Once this effort is completed, I will re-release terebinth v0.1.0, and I will provide much better documentation on the language features, as well as much more consistent updates and changelogs.
In related news, I have opened an Atlassian Jira page for my GitHub organization’s projects to allow for bug tracking and things of that nature. Once that has been cleaned up and has been made presentable, I will provide a link embedded within this website for posting bugs and suggestions.
I’ll provide more consistent updates in the future now that it appears that I have the time to do so.
CAMERON HOWELL 