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| date | Sun, 09 Dec 2012 19:30:08 +0000 |
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| 5 If you are on a windows machine, the program 'rail.exe' is a compiled | |
| 6 version of the interpreter. Just run it without any arguments to get | |
| 7 the usage description. If you want to compile it yourself, open | |
| 8 'rail.sln' with Visual Studio. | |
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| 10 If you are on a *nix machine, type 'sh compile.sh' to compile. This | |
| 11 will create a program called 'rail'. Run it to get usage. It is | |
| 12 assumed that you have g++. | |
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| 14 There are a number of simple example programs provided which exercise | |
| 15 various parts of the language. | |
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| 17 To see a description of the language, go to: | |
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| 19 http://esoteric.voxelperfect.net/wiki/Rail | |
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| 21 Hope you have fun with this. I certainly did when I made it. | |
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| 23 -D |