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An interpreted programming language that is delivered in the form of a multi-platform [[C]] library, although it is also ships with an standalone interpreter in a shell called "slsh" but that is only provided in source form. Originally developed as the scripting/macro language for the [[JED]] text editor and is intended to be similarly embedded into your own C programs but has gained some strong array-based operations since it was originally released. While the structure of the language is somewhat dissimilar to C it has a very similar syntax and supports most C datatypes making interaction between the interpreter and C and/or [[C++]] code a doodle. | An interpreted programming language that is delivered in the form of a multi-platform [[C]] library, although it is also ships with an standalone interpreter in a shell called "slsh" but that is only provided in source form. Originally developed as the scripting/macro language for the [[JED]] text editor and is intended to be similarly embedded into your own C programs but has gained some strong array-based operations since it was originally released. While the structure of the language is somewhat dissimilar to C it has a very similar syntax and supports most C datatypes making interaction between the interpreter and C and/or [[C++]] code a doodle. | ||
====Foreign libraries with S-Lang bindings==== | |||
* [[LibcURL]] - Internet URL (WWW, FTP, etc) access - Open Source - Current. | |||
====OS/2 text editors with S-Lang support==== | ====OS/2 text editors with S-Lang support==== | ||
Revision as of 09:08, 5 March 2016
An interpreted programming language that is delivered in the form of a multi-platform C library, although it is also ships with an standalone interpreter in a shell called "slsh" but that is only provided in source form. Originally developed as the scripting/macro language for the JED text editor and is intended to be similarly embedded into your own C programs but has gained some strong array-based operations since it was originally released. While the structure of the language is somewhat dissimilar to C it has a very similar syntax and supports most C datatypes making interaction between the interpreter and C and/or C++ code a doodle.
Foreign libraries with S-Lang bindings
- LibcURL - Internet URL (WWW, FTP, etc) access - Open Source - Current.
OS/2 text editors with S-Lang support
- JED - Offers an S-Lang mode - Open source - Current.
- Exuberant ctags - Creates index files out of S-Lang source files - Open source - Current.
Version
- Current version: S-Lang v2.3.0 (2014-09-18)
Links
Author
- John E. Davis