We are trying to make a nice programming language.

• easy to refactor
• consistent
• nice to use

Here is an example piece of code:

f := fn (name) {
	greeting := "Hello, ";
	return greeting + name;
};

__invoke := fn () {
	print(f("Programmer"));
};

And here is a possible refactor: Wrap a funcion in an object to add some configuration.

f := obt {
	greeting := "Hello, ";
	__invoke := fn (name) {
		return greeting + name;
	};
};

__invoke := fn () {
	f.greeting = "Hey, ";
	print(f("Programmer"));
};

(record types and objects have not yet been implemented)

The source files have to be compiled for the program to work. So, for a standard compilation proccess you'll have to execute the following statements.

cd src
make

If anything goes wrong you should execute

make clean

To avoid further errors and try compiling again.

Once the program is compiled you can find it under the bin folder and execute it following the user guide.