SScript

Documentation

Compilation

To compile SScript, you need a correctly installed gcc c++ compiler. You also need bison and flex installed.
It has only be tested on i386.
SScript comes with a single makefile... so in most cases, you just need to :

# tar xzvf sscript-20030905.tar.gz
# cd sscripts
# make

That will produce a library and an executable program. Install them in /usr/, with (as root) :

#make install

Execution

To run the test programs :

# cd tests
# ./sscript <what you want>.sc

You will then be asked to enter a SScript expression. For the test programs, you can enter:

test.new.run

This means :

Instanciate a new test object ( test.new ),
Call the run function on the new test object.

Instead you also try any valid sscript expression like :

3*2+1
"bonjour".print
...

SScript syntax

SScript is available with two syntaxes ( C-like and Scheme like). Both need documentation...
Syntax presentation will soon come. (but see the source code for examples)

Builtin classes reference

Description of built-in classes ( like int, object, strings,... ) is available in the doc directory. It is not yet up-to-date ( it misses int and exception ).

API

Since the API is not finished, there is no documentation on it yet. (see the source code for examples)