Progress on STAR (EOM)

Some Context

For one, I've changed the name from EOM (Explicit, Organized, Minimal) to STAR. Another thing, I've mostly finished the expression parser, the AST exec/eval, and now hacking away at the statements.

What Actually Changed?

Well, for starters, the language can now parse 2+3 to add(2, 3), and can now do struct initializers (expression: create Name(Arguments)) and function calls (expression: Name(Arguments)). The only things I need to add are now null terms (null(number), null(string)), and mix-fix operators (if _ then _ else _). For the AST, I need to implement the casting case, and the bridge thing for my language. While STAR is still in development, I made some concepts for STAR v2, v3, and probably v4. Here's some concept code:

// async
domain {
    print("Hello!")
}

print("World!") // prints immediately

// explicit scope
scope {
    let thingThatNeedsNewScope = some_function(":)")
    print(thingThatNeedsNewScope)
}

Here's some other ideas:
• new(_) makes a wrapper (domain or scope) without any external scope information
• persist and discard are manual lifetime keywords; you can extend a variable out of the scope, or delete it from anywhere.
• more math functions
• eventual C++ rewrite

Suggestions are greatly appreciated!