scScript for Linux
scScript is a lightweight, C-like scripting language designed for Linux that compiles to efficient bytecode. It features a fast virtual machine, support for closures, coroutines, and integration with the scEmacs text editor.
Why it matters
It provides developers with a high-performance, memory-managed scripting alternative for Linux environments.
scScript is a powerful but simple to use C-like scripting
language. It compiles to efficient bytecode (that it shows) and runs in
a fast virtual machine. scScript is integrated with scEmacs, a small
Everything is written in C, runs on 64-bit Linux, is easy to
to get sources for scScript (and scEmacs).
Has familiar C-like syntax and operators.
Provides simple pointer-less scripting with:
Nested function declarations and first-class closures
Variadic Pass-by-value and Pass-by-reference args
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