- No functions (all are built-ins)
- All variables are global
- Cross-platform (say 'thank you' to rust's standard lib)
- Different syntax.
- Preprocessor.
- Aliases.
- Built-in analyzer.
- Language back-ends.
required_version is 0.1
set BIN_PATH as "/usr/bin/"
set COMPILER as "g++"
set COMPILER_PATH as "{BIN_PATH}{COMPILER}"
set SOURCE_FILE as "example.cpp"
set OUTPUT as "example"
for signal "start" [
for exists "{BIN_PATH}clang++" [
set COMPILER as "clang++"
]
for specific "linux" [
println "OS: GNU/Linux"
]
for specific "freebsd" [
println "OS: FreeBSD"
]
for specific "windows" [
println "OS: Windows"
]
for specific "openbsd" [
println "OS: OpenBSD"
]
for argument "build" [
use exec "{COMPILER} {SOURCE_FILE} -o {OUTPUT}"
for exists $OUTPUT [
println "Build succeeded"
]
unset COMPILER_PATH
use signal "exit"
]
use signal "exit"
]