Is there a specific reason why you’ve decided to make it compilable for Linux first?
I use some linux-specific functionality on the project. I’m more familiar with linux, so it was easier to start this way. I plan to make it cross-platform at some point, but I’ll have to admit it’s not a priority.
Also, I think you can definitely expand on this, maybe create a GUI or tools for others who might be interested in it.
There’s lots to be done, who knows, maybe one day..
I modeled the compiler of that language based on the gcc compiler, so it is intended to remain as a command-line program. It’s possible to integrate it to existing IDEs. I’m currently working on documentation and sample programs to make it more accessible, but I’m sure it will be a while before more users start using it.
At the end of the day, it’s free, open-source, and a project I enjoy working on, so I’m not in a rush for anything.