How Bnlang Works Internally

Bnlang is built on top of a modern JavaScript runtime, but extends it with multilingual syntax and system bindings.
Its goal is to allow developers to write programs in Bangla, Banglish, or English while still running efficiently on the underlying JavaScript engine.

The process of execution goes through several stages: parsing, translation, execution, and system-level bindings.
This layered design makes Bnlang flexible, accessible, and still compatible with JavaScript projects.

Internal Workflow

  1. Parsing → The Bnlang parser reads the source code written in Bangla, Banglish, or English.
  2. Translation → Bangla and Banglish keywords are mapped and converted into equivalent JavaScript syntax.
  3. Execution → The translated code is executed by the underlying engine, ensuring high performance.
  4. Native Bindings → Bnlang provides extra bindings for tasks like file handling, networking, and OS operations through C++ integrations.

Example: Translation Flow

// Bnlang সোর্স কোড
যদি (x > 10) {
  ছাপাও("বড়");
} নাহলে {
  ছাপাও("ছোট");
}


// রূপান্তরিত JavaScript
if (x > 10) {
  console.log("বড়");
} else {
  console.log("ছোট");
}

Why This Matters

Bnlang’s architecture shows how a programming language can remain compatible with modern runtimes while enabling inclusivity through multilingual syntax.
This makes it suitable not just for developers who are comfortable with English, but also for those who prefer coding in Bangla or Banglish.