Small C backend fixes, "only" 22 fails now. Update README.
catseye
12 years ago
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This is the reference distribution for Castile, an unremarkable programming
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language.
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The current version of Castile is 0.2. It is not only subject to change,
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The current version of Castile is 0.3-PRE. It is not only subject to change,
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it is pretty much *guaranteed* to change.
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Unlike most of my programming languages, there is nothing that could really
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often forcing the programmer to be explicit and verbose.
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The reference implementation is slightly less unremarkable than the language
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itself, if only for the fact that it compiles to three different target
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languages: Javascript, Ruby, and a hypothetical stack machine called
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"stackmac". (A stackmac emulator ships with this distribution.)
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itself, if only for the fact that it compiles to four different target
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languages: Javascript, Ruby, a hypothetical stack machine called
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"stackmac" (a stackmac emulator ships with this distribution,) and (coming
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soon) C.
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Castile's influences might include:
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