mscript is an interpreted programming language taking inspiration from several other programming languages such as Go, JavaScript, Python, and MUMPS/M (which is the source of the M in the name mscript).

Like M and unlike almost any other extant programming language in the modern arsenal, mscript permits programmers to persist values to the builtin key-value store database using the same simple syntax used to manipulate in-memory variables. This flexible and unique system allows programmers unprecedented control over their data structures.

To install mscript, you can use the following commands (on *NIX platforms):

cd ~/<mscript directory>
cmake .
make
./bin/mscript

Windows users can download CMake directly and use the GUI to create a Visual Studio project which can be used to compile the project.

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