En réponse à Robert B Wilson <han_solo55@...>:
>
> a short example:
> kanttatek6tukarematkat
> kola5hellokolett2hi
> kolett2hikritte
> kanttatek6tukaresamatte
>
> this program would print the word "hello" on the screen. here's how
> it
> breaks down:
> kanttatek - used to name a function (in this case, _tukare_ 'main',
> which
> is required in every program)
> 6 - the length of the name _tukare_
> tukare - 'main'
> matkat - indicates the start of the function
> kola - string data follows
> 5 - length of the string data
> hello - the string data
> kolett - name of a string variable follows
> 2 - length of the variable name
> hi - the name of the variable
> kritte - literally 'write' (imperative), prints data to screen
> samatte - indicates the end of the funtion
>
Interesting. I suppose the presence of the word length is to help the compiler
parse those strange agglutinative commands ;))) .
> just wait till i have some time to make a kontoko OS (which will
> probably
> make the least user-friendly OS you can think of seem very
> user-friendly...)
>
Wait until you see a Maggel-based OS!!! ;))))
Christophe.
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