A C-based interpreter for the esoteric programming language Whitspace. Can be compiled and run on Windows, Mac, and Linux, then used to interpret and run programs written in Whitespace.
I C Whitespace requires that GCC be installed on the system before compiling.
Once GCC is installed on your system and the latest version of this repo
downloaded, unzip the repo and open the resulting folder using the terminal
or command prompt. Type make and your computer do the rest.
If nothing happens except a couple lines appear in the window, awesome. You
should be able to see a new file called whitespace in your directory, or
whitespace.exe if you are using a Windows machine. Once terminal prompts you
for another command, you're ready to start running your own Whitespace programs.
You will use the same terminal/console window that you used to compile I C Whitespace to run I C Whitspace. Usage for I C Whitespace is as follows:
whitespace <your whitespace file>
For example, to run a whitespace program stored in file hello.ws, type
whitespace hello.ws
and hit enter/return. I C Whitespace will open your file and attempt to interpret it. If an error occurs, a message will be displayed in your console and I C Whitespace will quit. If I C Whitespace successfully compiles your code, it will attempt to run it. If any runtime errors occur, then a message will be displayed to the console and I C Whitespace will quit.
If you don't see an error message and are greeted with another prompt, then congratulations; your code compiles and runs without errors. Good for you!