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dev.translate.cpp.pss
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(in dev, not working) A parse-script which translates parse-scripts into c++
code.
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dev.translate.kotlin.pss
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(incomplete, not working) a
NOM script to translate nom scripts
in the “kotlin” language, which is a computer language based on
JAVA but hopefully slightly less annoying.
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dev.translate.rust.pss
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(in development, not working) translate a
NOM script into
the rust language.
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dev.translate.swift.pss
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(in dev, not working). translate nom scripts in the swift language
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translate.c.pss
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translate a
NOM script into compilable 'c' code (which only
uses byte characters)
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translate.go.pss
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This is a parse-script which translates parse-scripts into “go” (golang)
code, using the
PEP interpreter and the
NOM script language. The script
creates a standalone compilable go program.
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translate.java.pss
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translate nom scripts into standalone compilable java code.
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translate.js.pss
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A nom script which translates nom scripts into a standalone javascript
program.
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translate.perl.orig.pss
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translate.perl.pss
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translate.perl.pss
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A nom script which translates nom scripts into a standalone perl
program.
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translate.py.pss
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a nom script which translates nom scripts into python code, using the
PEP virtual machine . The script creates a standalone python program
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translate.ruby.pss
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A nom script which translates nom scripts into ruby
code. The script creates a standalone ruby program
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translate.tcl.pss
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A nom script which translates nom scripts into tcl code. The script creates
a standalone tcl program