[ANN] Cull Language - Alpha release
Sorry about the post in general dev, I didn''t see there was a board specifically for announcements.
http://xano.sourceforge.net
Cull is a an interpreted C-ish language with a run-time JIT assembler using Softwire.
It is in early development stages but it is coming mostly to completion of an alpha release or early alpha release.
It could be used as a scripting language, but the goal is eventually to have something like Dark Basic but with stronger C connectivity and more control over it, as well as of course more C like structure, but with higher level types and built in functionality.
Sorry to tell you, but on the Cull-page, there was not a lot to see, and the download-page doesn''t seem to exist.
Perhaps if there was more information, more people would get interested.
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tommy online: http://users.pandora.be/tommycarlier
Perhaps if there was more information, more people would get interested.
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tommy online: http://users.pandora.be/tommycarlier
Hoi tommy,
Yes, you are right, I have not yet uploaded the code yet. I will probably be moving it into CVS instead, as it is mostly for development at this time anyways.
I will release it probably end of this week and post back a note for developers to go to CVS and try it out and see if we can get some interest in it. One thing for sure my results are the JIT is fast.
It could always be improved more but it would require some extensive work to the backend, but I am satisfied with my results so far. It is competing well with VC++ 7.1 (I often dump out ASM from VC++ and study it :-)
Adieu
Yes, you are right, I have not yet uploaded the code yet. I will probably be moving it into CVS instead, as it is mostly for development at this time anyways.
I will release it probably end of this week and post back a note for developers to go to CVS and try it out and see if we can get some interest in it. One thing for sure my results are the JIT is fast.
It could always be improved more but it would require some extensive work to the backend, but I am satisfied with my results so far. It is competing well with VC++ 7.1 (I often dump out ASM from VC++ and study it :-)
Adieu
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