Get the compiler
Shunno compiles to native executables. Today that means Windows, built from a Lex and Yacc source tree that you can also read.
Three commands
Clone it, build it, check it. Each tab is one step.
$git clone https://github.com/Shunno-Lang/Shunno-Windows.git
Cloning into ‘Shunno-Windows’...
remote: Enumerating objects: done.
Resolving deltas: done.
The compiler source, including the Lex lexer and the Yacc grammar that define the language.
$make && shunno hello.shno
flex src/shunno_lexer.l
bison -d src/shunno_parser.y
g++ -o shunno src/main.cpp
build complete
Needs Flex, Bison and a C++ compiler. The result is a single shunno executable.
$shunno --version
Shunno 1.0.0
If this prints a version, the compiler is on your path and you are ready to write something.
Now write something
Save this as hello.shno and compile it. That is the whole workflow.
দেখাও('হ্যালো, আমি শুন্য!');- হ্যালো, আমি শুন্য!
There is no package-manager install yet — no npm, no Homebrew, no winget. When there is one, it will be on this page. Until then, building from source is the supported route.