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webassembly compiler  (github.com/ktye/w)

write wasm by hand, but more compact than wat
(source file has same size as wasm binary)

add:I:II{x+y}        /exported function
sum.I:I {x/x+:i;x}   /private function
mac:    {a:3;b:5}    /flat macro
0:      {add;sum}    /function table
sin:F:F {}           /imported function (from module "ext")
256!{010203ff}       /data section

types are I(i32) F(f64)
no preference    apl style x*a+b, but lhs is evaluted first: x a b + *
arguments        x,y,z,x3,x4,.. are typed in the function declaration f:R:XYZ..
locals           are detected at evaluation order (type is derived) r:x+y
memory/heap      C x;I x;F x (get from addr x)  x::y (write y to addr x), also x::C?y
a;b;c            sequence. c(last) returns a typed value all others must return null
x?y              if x then y
$[a;b;c;d;e]     if a then b elseif c then d else e
x/y              n-loop execute-y x-times (x evaluates to I, y must be null)
                 creates implicit local i, and n if x is an expression. no nesting.
x?/y             while x do y (y must have no type)
C?x I?x F?x I?'x type conversions ?'(signed)
sum x ; x add y  named function call, dyad(infix), names can be defined later
8:{f;g;h}        add f,g,h to function table starting at offset 8
(I.x+1)(a;b)     call indirect: return type I, function index x+1, args a b


build
$ go build w.go
$ ./w j.w > j.wasm


examples
 file   size(w)  size(wasm)  what            try online
 j.w       2642        2576  stack language  ktye.github.io/j
 k3.w     20803       20963  k interpreter   ktye.github.io/zoo/#kw


# a complete wasm module (11 bytes input / 50 bytes output):
$ echo "f:I:II{x+y}" | w | xxd
0000000: 0061 736d 0100 0000 0107 0160 027f 7f01  .asm.......`....
0000010: 7f03 0201 0005 0301 0001 070b 0203 6d65  ..............me
0000020: 6d02 0001 6600 000a 0901 0700 2000 2001  m...f....... . .
0000030: 6a0b                          ^^^^ ^^^^  j.
         ^^add(i32)                    locX locY
	 
see also
 github.com/ktye/wg (uses go subset as source instead of custom language)
 much easier to debug because the program runs as go as it is.
 but not as compact.