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～ a scripting language for small machines ～

Overview

netdust is an interpreted scripting language written in .nd files. it isn't tied to a single implementation — it runs on whichever runtime fits the platform, from a native binary to a full application framework.

Why netdust

• rooms, not files.

  programs are built from small scoped blocks called into and out of — there is no bare global scope, even main is a room.
• one language, several runtimes.

  the same .nd source can run headless on a lightweight interpreter or inside a full GUI application host.
• small by design.

  no package sprawl, no build system to configure — write a .nd file and run it.

A Look At It

code start
bring : std.io

room main():
    call std.io.println("hello, netdust")
end;

» For more details, please visit netdust.org.