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LinkerDotLang
An experimental and very new programming language that aims to separate code into blocks and a main linker.<br>Let's say you have a block A and block B and it has variables, they never touch each other(the ones between block A and B)<br>but then how do we program anything at all? the main linker is the answer. blocks are just blueprints for the linker<br>we pass the variables to the linker and it does all the work. for example:
[ block A<br>integer totalSubjects isinput // input an integer, in this example it acts as i in for loop.<br>loop totalSubjects [<br>integer mark isinput // for loop with input<br>sum = sum + mark<br>avg = sum / totalSubjects // output which goes to the main linker
[ block B<br>string name isinput<br>string class isinput
[ linker<br>create A first<br>printout sum<br>printout avg<br>create B student // even if we use the block B blueprint but do not printout - nothing from it will be used.
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Python 3.x
GCC (or any standard C compiler)
Running a Program
Write your custom logic inside program.txt.<br>Run the transpiler toolchain pipeline:
python3 transpiler.py<br>The output.c file will be generated which you can compile after by using GCC with gcc output.c -o my_program and then run ./my_program
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LinkerDotLang is an open-source, strict language separating isolated logic blocks from a master linker controller. Code blocks act as closed blueprints with no side effects. The linker handles instantiation, tracks variable dependencies to automatically skip unused inputs, and converts clean syntax into highly optimized, rounded-integer C code.
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