TimeWarp Compiler: Transform Educational Programming Languages to Native Linux Executables
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honeybadger1965
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Summary
TimeWarp Compiler is a command-line tool that compiles educational programming languages (PILOT, BASIC, Logo) into native Linux executables, allowing educational code to run as standalone programs without interpreters. The tool supports multi-language compilation, provides native performance, and includes rich sample programs with comprehensive examples demonstrating language features. It can be installed via PyPI or from source.
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Transform your educational code into standalone programs that run without interpreters
Compile 3 educational programming languages to native executables
Rich sample programs with comprehensive examples demonstrating language features
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