I think you missunderstand. Neko is the name of the Neko compiler, as
well as the Neko VM. The Neko compiler was originally written in OCaml,
I believe, but is now bootstrapped and written in Neko. You were never
able to run the Neko language without compiling first, and you were
never able to include the Neko compiler into a C application.
Lee
Ben Aurel wrote:
hi
I know that the first versions of neko where basically neko
interpreters. You find it also on the home page of nekovm.org:
"... f you need to add a scripting language to your application, Neko
provides... "
Nowadays where neko is used as vm I wonder if you still can execute
neko scripts without compiling it first. Something like
$ neko test.neko
Is this possible?
thanks
ben
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