An experimental programming language
I have taken a little break from FreakC and Batch coding as a whole, I might do a rewrite for FreakC in the future when I'm free.
Other than that, I'm working on JeChain, check it out if you are interested!
print[] Hello, World.
FreakC is a nice, little, multi-paradigm programming language, which looks like Batch, compiles to Batch and is written in Batch as well. It is mainly built to be an experimental project with the idea of creating a programming language in such a limited language like Batch, but then it turns out that FreakC has added a little bit of features to Batch that might come in handy for some Batch developers. Batch's commands should work with FreakC most of the time, however, there are some quirks you should consider checking out which I have mentioned in the next part of this document.
And yes, this is not a C dialect, it's more like C in ArnoldC.
Hello World:
print[] Hello, World!
Function definition:
function[] SayHello
print[] Hello
endfunc[]
:: Calling "SayHello" function, printing out "Hello"
SayHello[..]
:: This will also work, because Batch's commands work in FreakC:
call SayHello
Class-based object-oriented programming:
:: Create a class called "Dog"
class[] Dog
:: Init method
method[] init
var[] $this.age=%~2
var[] $this.weight=%~3
endmethod[]
method[] BeingCute
print[] *Being cute*
endmethod[]
endclass[]
FreakC's commands end with [] or a special operator to indicate that it's FreakC code, so it doesn't cause confusion with Batch codes in your code.
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While FreakC is compatible with Batch, but it's not 100% compatible, you just need to replace all ! with ^!, ^^! with ^^^^^! (the second one is only required in enabled delayed expansion). If you use codes that depends on blank lines, then just change them to the ! character to create a blank line entirely, or just use Batch's ^.
- While loops, repeat-until loops, and FreakC's own for loops with break/continue supports.
- Switch cases.
- Class-based OOP.
- A bunch of utility functions for you to use.
- Inline functions.
- Macros.
- Some minimal operators.
- Floating-point numbers.
- Some additional commands.
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- Multi-paradigm (procedural, object-oriented, data-oriented...).
- General purpose.
- Dynamically typed.
- Short, simple, packed with utility functions to help coding easier.
- Easy to set up and use since it's written in Batch, you can just download the compiler and start coding.
- Extremely light compiler which weighs less than 40kb!
- As a Batch developer: Sure, but be aware that this project is still in BETA, and hasn't reached 1.0.
- As a open-source developer: You can 100% use my code for your project, but please follow the conditions from GPLv3 License, and at least credit me in the README.
- As a beginner to programming: No, just no, Batch and FreakC are things created by dark magic.
- AS a real deal programmer: No, Batch and FreakC are slow and weird, their community is small, and there are not much good frameworks out there.
- Concurrent model.
- More utility functions.
- Nicer inheritance and polymorphism for OOP.
- A compiler.
- A command line shell.
- A command line interface.
- Some utilities.
- Some examples.
- discord.fclang - A discord api wrapper built on top of Discord.net, can be used for bot dev.
- Number.cmd - A library for evaluating floating point number.
- Discord.bat - A discord api wrapper built on top of Discord.net, can be used for bot dev.
There are many existing game engines for Batch/FreakC:
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I've created this tiny language for Vietnamese using the FreakC's codebase:
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