- The Farm Compiler is written in python and has three main functions:
def compile_string(string): ~Takes a python string of Farm commands and compiles it. def compile_file(name): ~Compiles a text file, or any file with farm_compiler commands in it. def write_to_file(string, name): ~Takes a python string, compiles it, and writes the resulting farm_compiler result to the name specified.
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