(println "The Crow Programming Language")
(do-times (func () (println "Crow!")) 5)
Crow is a Lisp like language written entirely in ANSI 1989 C. It is very fast (at least for purely interpreted) and features many features of both Lisp and other languages. Crow is both functional and object oriented, although the object oriented part is extremely limited for now.
At the moment, to install Crow you need to build it from source. Nightly builds are coming... some day...
To build on windows, download cmake and Visual Studio. Open a visual studio command prompt and cd to where Crow's source is stored. Then type
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
msbuild crow.sln
This should produce a Crow executable in the Debug folder. The solution file can also be opened in Visual Studio and compiled that way.
Simply follow the instructions for Unix
Simply type make in the root of the Crow source tree. For cmake, follow the same instructions as windows, of course not using msbuild but make instead.
I am in the process of writing documentation, but it call all be found in the doc folder.