Little Interpreted Language
LIL (or Little Interpreted Language) is a dynamic scripting language inspired and heavily influenced by Tcl.
The implementation of the language consists of two files (one C source and a corresponding header file), thus making it easily embeddable in other applications.
LIL has no relationship with another language with this name, Little Implementation Language.
Features
LIL resembles Tcl to a great degree, but isn't directly compatible with it as the result of renaming some basic language constructs. For example, procedures are called functions in LIL, and are declared using “func” keyword instead of “proc”.
The implementation of the language consists of two files (one C source and a corresponding header file), thus making it easily embeddable in other applications.
LIL has no relationship with another language with this name, Little Implementation Language.
Features
LIL resembles Tcl to a great degree, but isn't directly compatible with it as the result of renaming some basic language constructs. For example, procedures are called functions in LIL, and are declared using “func” keyword instead of “proc”.
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