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We're just getting started though; this language is much more than C with more parentheses. |
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Build the file with the following command (adjust to add ~.exe~ on Windows if necessary): |
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Build the file with the following command (adjust to make it ~cakelisp.exe~ on Windows, if necessary): |
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#+BEGIN_SRC sh |
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./bin/cakelisp --execute Hello.cake |
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If everything is set up properly, you should see: |
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#+BEGIN_SRC sh |
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#+BEGIN_SRC output |
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Successfully built and linked a.out |
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Hello, Cakelisp! |
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#+END_SRC |
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If you run that same command again, you'll see slightly different output: |
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#+BEGIN_SRC sh |
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#+BEGIN_SRC output |
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No changes needed for a.out |
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Hello, Cakelisp! |
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#+END_SRC |
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