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README.md

C engine for the ORCΛ programming environment, with a commandline interpreter.

Prerequisites

POSIX, C99 compiler, bash for the build script. Tested to build on Linux and Mac with GCC and clang. No native Windows port yet, but it will probably already build under cygwin.

Build

You can use the build script directly, or with the make wrapper.

Make

make [debug or release, default is debug]

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

Clean:

make clean

Removes build/

Build Script

Run ./tool --help to see usage info.

Run

orca [-t timesteps] infile

You can also make orca read from stdin:

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