Logic Gates and Comparisons

Please note that this part of the language is not finished. I cannot guarantee the reliability of the code provided. This part of the language is subject to change.

Logic gates work almost perfectly. The issue is with comparisons, as every comparison "trait" is hardcoded into the language. I am aiming to implement traits or something similar to Rust's solution so that comparison traits are more flexible and easier to use.

An example of using logic gates:

external printf(msg: string): void;

pub function main(): int {
    if (3 > 8) {
        printf("Oh no! Math broke!");
    }
    else {
        printf("Oh yes! Math didn't break!");
    }

    return 0;
}

The following comparison operators are currently implemented (for all types):

• !=
• ==
• >
• >=
• <
• <=