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README.md

C engine for the ORCΛ programming environment, with a commandline interpreter and separate curses terminal user interface.

Prerequisites

CLI interpreter

libc, POSIX, C99 compiler, make. Tested to build on Linux and Mac (gcc, clang.) No native Windows port yet, but it will probably build with cygwin already.

Terminal UI

The above, plus ncurses or ncursesw. (Note: terminal UI doesn't yet do anything useful.)

Build

CLI interpreter:

make [debug or release, default is debug]

TUI:

make [debug_tui or release_tui]

The built binary will be placed at build/[debug or release]/orca

Clean:

make clean

Removes build/

Run

orca [-t timesteps] infile

You can also make orca read from stdin:

echo -e "...\na34\n..." | orca -t 1 /dev/stdin