An open source general purpose statically-typed cross-platform interpreted/transpiled C++/Python like programming language.

• Website
• Contributing guide
• Code of conduct
• Discord server
• Channel on /r/ProgrammingLanguages discord

• Kithare uses a python helper script to make building easier. So in order to build Kithare, you need Python 3.6 or above installed
• For advanced usage, you may checkout the "build.py" file, which contains instructions on how to use the build script to achieve more things
• A basic HOWTO to building Kithare is given below

• Make sure you have Visual Studio 2019 with C++ build tools and Windows 10 SDK installed.
• Run python3 build.py --msvc-deps. It'll download the dependencies such as SDL and create the build destination directory with the dependencies' DLLs copied.
• Open the solution at msvc/Kithare.sln.
• See Kithare in the Solution Explorer. If the name's not bolded, right click and click "Set as Startup Project".
• You can now build it by clicking "Local Windows Debugger".

• Make sure you have MinGW (aka MinGW-w64) installed, and its bin directory be put in the PATH.
• Run python3 build.py. It will automatically download the dependencies such as SDL and compile Kithare.

• Make sure you have the GCC compiler.
• Install the development libraries for these: SDL2, SDL2_mixer, SDL2_image, SDL2_ttf, SDL2_net. You may use your disto's package manager to do this.
• A recommended way to do this on Mac is to use Homebrew. Just run brew install gcc sdl2 sdl2_image sdl2_mixer sdl2_net sdl2_ttf
• Run python3 build.py.