Picceler Language Support for Visual Studio Code

Official syntax highlighting and language configuration for Picceler—a custom DSL for image processing and hardware acceleration.

Features

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• Syntax Highlighting: Rich tokenization for Picceler functions (def, return), comments (#), strings, numbers, and operators.
• Built-in Dialect Ops: Full highlighting for native image processing intrinsics:
  • I/O & Utilities: load_image, save_image, show_image, print, read_string, read_number
  • Filters: brightness, invert, sharpen, box_blur, gaussian_blur, edge_detect, emboss, rotate
  • Algorithms & Morphology: convolution, erode, dilate, diff, blend, crop
  • Constants: string.const, kernel.const
• Language Integration: Automatic file detection for .pic scripts, comment toggling (#), and auto-closing bracket/quote pairs.

Requirements

• No external runtime or Node.js dependencies are required for syntax highlighting!
• To compile .pic source files, ensure you have the picceler binary installed and accessible in your system path.

Extension Settings

• Currently, this extension relies on native VS Code tokenization and does not contribute custom configuration settings.

Known Issues

• None reported at this time. If you run into syntax rendering issues or missing ops, feel free to open an issue on the repository!

Release Notes

0.0.1

• Initial release of Picceler VS Code extension.
• Added syntax highlighting for core control structures, comments (#), strings, and all 22 TableGen dialect operations.
• Added native bracket matching and auto-closing configurations for .pic files.

Enjoy!