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How do I run a program written in Shakespeare Programming Language? I've scanned the internet for the info but I still can't solve this problem.

On the original site it's given a translator for C and some GCC Frontend links. However, the links just don't work and I can't understand an instruction for the translator.

In the point "How To Compile Your SPL Program" it's written

First, spl2c reads from stdin and writes to stdout, so to accomplish what you see in the figure, you would write spl2c < hello.spl > hello.c. Second, the object file must be linked with the library libspl.a, which contains such stuff as dreams are made on.

I can't get it at all.

Answer 1

OK. You can compile the spl2c using MinGW if you don't want to try cygwin.

I set my students writing an SPL(*) compiler as an exercise, to help them I made a your tube video of downloading and using the MinGW software. Its simple enough for most dummies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58I6nAybzzI&list=PL3czsVugafjNLmIHA8ODBxuwWy8W4Uk9h&index=2

(*) Actually its a different SPL