Pixilang
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| + | '''Pixilang''' is a programming language designed for cross-platform graphics and sound applications. The Wikipedia crowd [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Pixilang|doesn't think it's notable enough]] to deserve an article there. | ||
| − | + | Pixilang programs are created in [[UTF-8]]-encoded <code>.pixi</code> text files which are later compiled to architecture-dependent [[bytecode]] <code>.pixicode</code> files. | |
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| − | Pixilang programs are created in [[UTF-8]]-encoded <code>.pixi</code> text files which are later compiled to architecture- | + | |
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Latest revision as of 15:34, 18 October 2017
Pixilang is a programming language designed for cross-platform graphics and sound applications. The Wikipedia crowd doesn't think it's notable enough to deserve an article there.
Pixilang programs are created in UTF-8-encoded .pixi text files which are later compiled to architecture-dependent bytecode .pixicode files.
