I admire Python for it's simplicity but it is hard to transition from a language like that to a systems language, such as C. There are features in all languages that are more systems level that I think can be improved in a pythonic way, so this language aims to do that.
Documentation can be found here.
- Clone the repo and place your folder wherever your .uro files are neighbors or children of the neighbors.
Examples:
Valid Directory Structure:
Desktop ├─> Uro-Programming-Language
├─> example.uro
└─> Uro Files ─> first.uro
Invalid Directory Structure:
Username ├─> Desktop ─> Uro-Programming-Language
└─> example.uro
- Enter Uro-Programming-Language -> setups -> compiled and run whichever binary matches your OS. If you do not have the right gcclib version right now this language is incompatable with your OS and you cannot use this language.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
uro comp -a |
Compiles all .uro files and outputs them to Uro-Programming-Language -> local-cache |
I may accept pull requests if it helps with bugs or readablity.