tridash

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开发工具:Common Lisp
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说明:  一种基于绑定的编程语言。
(A programming language based on bindings.)

文件列表:
doc/
modules/
plump/
src/
test/
tutorials/
windows/
LICENSE.txt
Makefile.in
build.lisp.in
configure.ac
tridash.asd

Tridash ======= > [!IMPORTANT] > Tridash will no longer be developed. Future development will focus on the [Live Cells](https://docs.page/alex-gutev/live_cells) project, which incorporates some of the ideas presented here. Tridash is a programming language which aims to make application state management easier and less error-prone. For tutorials, documentation and a philosophy behind the language visit the project's website . Installation ============ Binary Distribution ------------------- _These instructions are only for prebuilt binary distributions._ Run the `install.sh` script. This will install the Tridash compiler and related files to the `/usr/local` prefix. If this requires root privileges, the script will have to be run with the `sudo` command: `sudo ./install.sh` To uninstall run the `uninstall.sh` script. Building from source -------------------- ### Prerequisites: 1. [SBCL](http://www.sbcl.org) Common Lisp compiler. Other common lisp implementations may also work however are not officially supported. 2. [Quicklisp](https://www.quicklisp.org/beta/) to download the project's dependencies. ### Building: These build instructions are for Linux and UNIX like systems. To build on Windows, using the following instructions, [Cygwin](https://www.cygwin.com) or [MinGW](http://www.mingw.org) is required. 1. Run `./configure` in the source directory. _For an out-of-source build, e.g. in a `build` directory, navigate to the build directory and run `../configure`._ This command configures the build for installation at the `/usr/local` prefix. You can specify a different prefix with the prefix option, e.g: `./configure --prefix=/usr` The common lisp compiler can be set with the `LISP=` option. By default the script searches for `sbcl`. Run `./configure --help` for a listing of all configuration options. 1. Run `make` in the current directory. 2. Run `sudo make install`. _If root privileges are not required for installation `sudo` can be omitted._ _The `DESTDIR` variable is supported for staged installs._ To uninstall run `sudo make uninstall` from the same directory.

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