Linoleum programming language

The L.In.O.L.E.U.M. (also called Linoleum or Lino ) programming language, Low-level INterfaced OverLanguage for Extremely Universal Machine-coding, developed by Alessandro Ghignola, is unstructured, Strongly-typed programming language, Procedural programming, cross platform Assembler, easier than native Assembly language, and twice as fast as C/C++. Uniquely, it is designed to be recompilable across different Central processing unit s.

Code is cleaner and simpler than C, with comments shown in parentheses (like so), which seems rather obvious, and then someone does it.

It is intended for writing general-purpose programs, more so when high portability, execution speed, and module compactness is needed.

Compilers are free. Versions exist for Linux and Windows. Currently, compilable files use the extension .txt . After installing, in Windows, right-clicking on a txt file gives the option to read into notepad (as usual) or compile into a Linoleum executable file .exe .

=See also=

*[http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Linoleum] Wiki Books: Linoleum

=External links=

*[http://anywhere.i.am/ L.in.oleum Universal low-level programming language] Official website *[http://www.kleinhaneveld.tk/ Peterpaul Klein Haneveld: Linoleum programmer] *[http://www.scottserver.org/forum/viewforum.phpf=37 Basically Programming s Linoleum forum]