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Fre
Short for
F lexible
Re adability,
Fre is a simple, easily parseable and readable, but at the same time flexible, strong-typed, and interpreted programming language.
Its original intent was to provide ZDoom (a game engine based on Doom) a language that could be parsed by its existing ZScript language. However, a Python VM/interpreter was made instead, given a better estimation of the complexity of the project.
Running Scripts
` $ python3 -m fre < myCode.fre `
See the examples/ folder for examples.
Technical Documentation
See the docs/ folder for technical information regarding parsing.
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