C#ASIC (had to remove the # from title because of GitHub) is a program where you can write and run code in a BASIC-like programming language (fittingly) named C#ASIC (pronounced CBASIC).

C#ASIC is not a real language, it is written all in software to point to standard C# functions (hence the name C#ASIC). C#ASIC will halt if it finds a command that is not programmed in yet. C#ASIC works almost excatly like my other CLI program, .OS, but has some changes.

Download the executable from the latest release, then move it to C:\Windows.

Download the UNIX executable (without the .exe part) to a place in the UNIX path that is not protected by the system, like /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin. Or, just create a folder, move the cb executable to that folder then add it to path.

First, install WSL and Ubuntu. Then, Install Mono and Git by typing sudo apt install mono-complete git. Clone the repo using git clone https://github.com/Marko2155/C-ASIC.git. Now, cd into the C#ASIC folder. Type mcs cb.cs. However it will produce a .exe. You can either install Wine or do mono cb.exe. (it's best to put the last two commands into a bash script for easy compiling and running.

Install Mono and Git by typing sudo apt install mono-complete git. Clone the repo using git clone https://github.com/Marko2155/C-ASIC.git. Now, cd into the C#ASIC folder. Type mcs cb.cs. Type mkbundle -o cb --cross default cb.exe. If mkbundle isn't installed, find out how to install it.

Install Mono and Git by typing brew install mono and brew install git. Clone the repo using git clone https://github.com/Marko2155/C-ASIC.git. Now, cd into the C#ASIC folder. Type mcs cb.cs. Type mkbundle -o cb --cross default cb.exe. If mkbundle isn't installed, find out how to install it.

https://github.com/Marko2155/C-ASIC/wiki