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> *The "simple" lang...*
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Slang is a purposefully weird, toy scripting language that seeks to evaluate basic programs in a REPL environment that can take user input, or a file, and run it.
Influences are raw-text notes, shopping/todo lists, (Intel syntax) Assembly, Gravity, HolyC, Ocaml, Pseudocode, and Nim.
## Requirements
Default development environment: OpenBSD (amd64) with default `cc` (`clang`).
C99-capable C compiler.
### Dependencies
There are no external dependencies, though the following C libs are used:
- `stdio.h`
- `stdlib.h`
- `string.h`
## Building
The build system currently uses `ksh`, though the script is intended to be minimalistic to work on other shells as well.
It'll eventually mosey on over to `make` but for now, meh...
`cc main.c -o slang` or `./make.sh`
### Modifying
To quickly change the syntax of slang to meet yer likin', edit the barrage of `#define` statements in the `slang_syntax.h` file.