Heyho together,
in this thread I want to finally present my created programming language called AAL (=Advanced Automation Language), an Autoit-Alternative.
You also may have a look at Warfleys AAL-Editor: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
GitHub-Link: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
German
English
Documentation files (all files can be reached by using the CompileAndRun.exe file):
This means, to sum up:
Use it for whatever you want, but do not hide the real author(s).
Changelog:
Planned Features for next Version
Known Bugs
I hope to find many people who are interested in this project and want to help me. Thanks in advance for all kind of help! :)
in this thread I want to finally present my created programming language called AAL (=Advanced Automation Language), an Autoit-Alternative.
You also may have a look at Warfleys AAL-Editor: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
GitHub-Link: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
German
English
Documentation files (all files can be reached by using the CompileAndRun.exe file):
Getting Started:Quote:
./Getting Started/aal_functions.html - This file gives an overview of already implemented AAL standard functions and their arguments (english)
./Getting Started/aal-developer-manual.pdf - This file will help to understand what is happening inside AAL-Compiler/Interpreter (only german at the moment)
./Sourcecode-Doc/index.html - This file is the main file of doxygen documentation for C/C++ Sourcecode (english)
zLib License:Quote:
Just start "CompileAndRun.exe", then click on the button "Select file" and select the file you wrote (or navigate to Examples folder and select an example file). After that press "Run Debug" or "Run Release" (whatever you want to do). The first showing window is the compiler and the second window the interpreter. If you want to see the output of interpreter/compiler just have a look at e.g. "interpreter.release.txt"
This means, to sum up:
Use it for whatever you want, but do not hide the real author(s).
Changelog:
Planned Features for next Version
Known Bugs
I hope to find many people who are interested in this project and want to help me. Thanks in advance for all kind of help! :)