Yosen is a general purpose, high-level language similar to Python that compiles the source code to a high-level bytecode and then interprets it. Yosen supports both procedural and object-oriented programming approaches giving users the flexibility within their programs. Unlike Python, Yosen doesn't pass parameters or return variables by reference. It is similar to C++ in this regard, it is strictly pass-by-value, with the only exception being when the "self" parameter gets passed to class member functions. Additionally, Yosen offers a large and growing standard library that is powered by Yosen's easy to use framework for writing native modules, which anyone can do and distribute them as shared library files!
| Linux | Windows | MacOS |
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| ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
After cloning the repo, open git bash in the repo root directory and execute the following commands:
Debug:
cd scripts
./GenerateProject.sh
cd ../build
cmake --build .
Release:
cd scripts
./GenerateProjectRelease.sh
cd ../build
cmake --build .
[Note] On Windows, you would use .bat building and installation scripts, while on Linux and MacOS you would use .sh scripts.
Open git bash in the repo root directory and execute the following commands:
cd scripts
sudo ./install.sh
Or to uninstall:
cd scripts
sudo ./uninstall.sh
The tests folder contains various tests and examples to get the user familiar with the syntax of Yosen.
It also provides a blackjack game to play if you get bored :)
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.