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Just to announce that I just released the project 4i entirely based on GSL. The later enables to model-oriented program entirely thanks to modules. You can build your new module from-scratch or extend an existing one. Some primitive modules have been released as well to ease its adoption.
And an asciicast demo to show you quickly how the hello world project is build with it: https://asciinema.org/a/17555
Every module created on 4i is based on the root module, that means they have to be compliant with a minimum rules of the root module (protocol).
It's is still in an early stage of development (sorry about the lack of the doc) however I am already using it for my own project, so feel free to ask me any questions, concerns or feedback you have. Thanks.
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Hi there,
Just to announce that I just released the project 4i entirely based on GSL. The later enables to model-oriented program entirely thanks to modules. You can build your new module from-scratch or extend an existing one. Some primitive modules have been released as well to ease its adoption.
You can find the main tool there: https://github.com/4geit-tool/4i
And the resources such as the modules there: core and there: module.
I am actually working on a documentation generator that way every single module can benefit from it.
Here is the common "hello world" example in action: https://github.com/4geit-project/hello
It's basically based on the module 4i.language.python.hello which extends the module 4i.language.python which extends the module 4i.language which extends the root module 4i.
And an asciicast demo to show you quickly how the hello world project is build with it: https://asciinema.org/a/17555
Every module created on 4i is based on the root module, that means they have to be compliant with a minimum rules of the root module (protocol).
It's is still in an early stage of development (sorry about the lack of the doc) however I am already using it for my own project, so feel free to ask me any questions, concerns or feedback you have. Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: