The Simple Intelligent and Modular Programming Language and Environment
Current Version : 0.3.36

SIMPLE is a plain and innovative programming with multi-paradigm. It can be embedded in C/C++ projects. The language is portable to various OS including windows, macOS, any linux and unix distros and other OS. The language is small and fast.

Simple has features every programming language will have such as variable declarations, functional programming, Object oriented programming etc and more to come. It houses all these features as it parent architecture comes from C. Simple is weakly typed, no explicit end of line required and can be embedded in C and C++ projects. Portability with javascript is a major goal we're trying and going to achieve.

Simple has compilers that can be installed in our Windows/Linux/Mac systems. Simple can either be cloned, downloaded as zip or gotten from here Below are the procedures for installing on each system respectively.

This is quite the easiest installation. Download the windows type file from here and run.

After downloading simple from either methods listed above, unzip/move into the SIMPLE folder from your console and follow the instructions below.

$> cd build & chmod +x Linux-Build.sh

This method of installation, installs SIMPLE as a program file without building its debug folder.

$> sudo sh ./Linux-Build.sh -c -i

This method of installation does not install SIMPLE to the system but only installs the debugging folder s0.3.36 and houses four folders:

• bin
  • simple
  • simple.so
• enviroment
  • bake
  • modular
  • simplerepl
  • simplebridge
  • simplepad
  • webworker.
• modules +...

To do this, run the command:

sudo ./Linux-Build.sh -d

$> simple

To install on Mac, the same procedures are followed but some small differences. Steps to install.. After downloading the Mac package, navigate to the home folder of SIMPLE and run commands. The makefile for Mac is under testing and further instructions will be disbursed later.

$> bash build/SimpleOnlyBuild-Mac.sh

Boom, we have simple installed. Start the SIMPLE compiler with the command

$> simple

You can get started with SIMPLE-LANG by visiting the docs here

We love contributors. This is an open source project and needs the supports of the community extensively. Check out the contributing guide

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 simple

Built with ❤️ in Nigeria