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hyperC variable file extrusion...
https://hyperc.okelyon.com/
https://hyperc.okelyon.com/Code:<stdio.h>;
@{
with int ;
stringMax = 32;
and; with char ; and [stringMax];
lang; title; string;
and; with;
lang = "en-us"; title = "Site Title";
string = "test string.";
with ink ; and "\n";
"<!DOCTYPE html>";
"<html lang='" [s]lang "'>";
"<head>";
"<title>" [s]title "</title>";
"</head>";
"<body>";
"String:" [s]string;
"</body>";
"</html>";
and; with;
};
The project linked only provides a binary. No source, no thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Structure
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No source, no thanks!
why?
Short list:Quote:
Originally Posted by Structure
(1) How can one know for sure that it doesn't contain any malware? Users have a right to know what they're running on their computers.
(2) What happens if a bug is found? Just wait around till the author decides to update it? Post the code on Github and then your users can simply open an issue or submit a pull request with a fix.
(3) What if my platform happens to be MacOS or Linux? Providing the source code makes it easier to port to other platforms.
Do you have any proper documentation for the language and the compiler? I'm sorry, but that link is awful. You can't expect us to understand how it works just by showing some random examples. A wiki or a reference manual would be great.
https://hyperc.okelyon.com/
On this page it shows some basic features of the language...
These are the header files i.e: #include, in hyperC you don't type #include it's implied when using <FILE.H>. Also you can use "file.h" for local file headers.Code:<stdio.h>;<math.h>;<string.h>;
This is code injection. hyperC has a few passes during compilation. One of the first is file inject. :>filename.txt; . This file is included pre-compiled. You can include other hyperC commonly hcc.Code::>include.hcc;
When including a file as a string inside quotes such as shaders use :$>filename;
Another step in the compilation process is and, with. This is an example of using with which puts #define at the beginning of each line cleared using with;Code:with #define ;
e 2.71828;
pi 3.14159;
with;
The rest are examples of code structure and common functions included. It is a file compiler, built for exporting .c applications and making the coding process faster.
If you want to try it goto the DOWNLOAD link on the left side and download hcc.exe
It is a windows command line executable.
usage: hcc file.hcc file.c
As far as manual, The web site is the manual.
The examples on the web site should work as is.
There is no windows specific code.Quote:
Providing the source code makes it easier to port to other platforms.
It's a command-line application that processes text files. Couldn't have been written in pure C, eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Structure