Min-Mozhi: 최초의 타밀어 기반 안전 기본 하드웨어 설명 언어

I built Min-Mozhi (மின்மொழி — “language of electricity”): a modern HDL that
reads like Go/TypeScript, is safe like Rust, and speaks English, Tanglish, and
Tamil over one grammar. It compiles to synthesizable Verilog and ships its own
event-driven simulator. v0.1.0 is out today. 432 passing tests, MIT + Apache-2.0.

Here’s a counter:

module Counter(WIDTH: int = 8) {
  clock clk
  reset rst
  out count: bits[WIDTH]
  reg value: bits[WIDTH] = 0
  on rise(clk) {
    value <- value +% 1
  }
  count = value
}

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The same module in Tanglish — same grammar, only the keywords change:

thoguthi Counter(WIDTH: int = 8) {
  thudippu clk
  meettamai rst
  veliyeedu count: bits[WIDTH]
  pathivedu value: bits[WIDTH] = 0
  pothu yetram(clk) {
    value <- value +% 1
  }
  count = value
}

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Quick start

cargo build
mimz check   examples/english/counter.mimz
mimz compile examples/english/counter.mimz -o counter.v --emit-testbench
mimz sim     demo/cpu.mimz --cycles 8 -o demo/cpu.vcd

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Release v0.1.0: https://github.com/Naveen2070/min-mozhi/releases/tag/v0.1.0
Repo: https://github.com/Naveen2070/min-mozhi
Site: https://mimz.naveenr.in

What would you build if you could write hardware in your own language?