Simple Stack Based Language (SSBL) is a silly interpreter project I made based on a Python tutorial, but remade it in C. The tutorial the project is based on is this
Simple Binary File Maker is the thing that makes binary files out of source files.
Not exactly a compiler, though, since it does not write machine code, but rather just binary data that ssbl can read.
Just run [Any shell you want] make.sh (GNU/Linux) or just run make.bat (MS Windows).
Write a script with a .ssbl extension. Use sbfm to create a binary file that ssbl can execute.
Run ssbl ./program.sbff, and watch the result.
Source code file. Not required for code to be compiled, but it's better to differentiate between plaintext and source.
Binary generated by sbfm (Simple Binary File Maker)
Not an executable. Can't be run by ./program.sbff, run with ssbl ./program.sbff instead.