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lintc
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This is my compiler for my programming language, LINT.
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It is written in Rust and uses a REPL loop (i think).
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What is LINT?
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LINT (LINT Is Not Tal) is a programming language for the Uxn virtual machine which is a computer platform intended to run as software to reuse/recycle older devices.
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The only way to program in it originally was with Uxntal, an assembly language. I thought this was too hard and created LINT.
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Latest release and setup
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Clone this repository to get the latest development version.
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Currently we are at version 0.4.0 of the software.
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If you'd like the point release (stable) version, run these commands below:
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git reset --hard 0.4.0
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cargo build --release
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If you want the latest development release, run these commands:
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git pull
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cargo build
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You will also want to download the accompanying macros repository and place it in the same directory as the lintc binary or your working directory.
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