BerryMath is a simple programming language. We'll keep it be stronger, keep it to grow up. I hope this language will great at math, AI. Of course, if you just want it as a gadget rather than a systemic programming language, it can be used to quickly develop a small program.
We use cmake to manage the project. If you don't have cmake, you must first install cmake.
cmake .or
cmake -DSHARED=OFF .These shell scripts can also compile it into an executable.
And use this shell script:
cmake -DSHARED=ON .can compile it into an shared library.
When you had built this project, open the executable can run the script by BerryMath.
If you want to use BerryMath Interpreter in your project, you can include this by shared library. Header files and dynamic link libraries in Linux and Mac are installed in the /usr/BM/dev directory, and windows is in C:\BM\dev.
Use BM::Object can create a BerryMath object, use BM::Number/BM::String/BM::Function/BM::NativeFunction to create a number, a string, a function or a native function.
Use BM::Variable to create a BerryMath variable.
Use BM::scope to create a scope to save variables.
Use BM::AST to build BerryMath script Abstract Syntax Tree(AST).
Use BM::Interpreter to run the BM script or compile the BM script into a .bmast file.
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