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Devin Bidwell
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Stop writing assembly. Start writing code. Stop writing assembly. Start writing code.
Slang (Stationeers Language) brings modern programming to Stationeers. It allows you to write scripts using a familiar C-style syntax (variables, functions, if/else, loops) directly in the in-game editor. When you hit confirm, Slang compiles your code into optimized IC10 MIPS assembly instantly. Slang (Stationeers Language) brings modern programming to Stationeers. It allows you to write scripts using a familiar C-style syntax (variables, functions, if/else, loops) directly in the in-game editor. When you hit confirm, Slang compiles your code into IC10 instantly.
[b]NOTE: This project is in BETA. Expect updates and changes![/b] [b]NOTE: This project is in BETA. Expect updates and changes![/b]
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<OrderBefore WorkshopHandle="3592775931" /> <OrderBefore WorkshopHandle="3592775931" />
<InGameDescription><![CDATA[ <InGameDescription><![CDATA[
<size=30><color=#ffff00>Slang - High Level Language Compiler</color></size> <size=30><color=#ffff00>Slang - High Level Language Compiler</color></size>
A modern programming experience for Stationeers. Write C-style code that compiles to MIPS assembly instantly. A modern programming experience for Stationeers. Write C-style code that compiles to IC10 instantly.
<color=#ffa500><b>Features</b></color> <color=#ffa500><b>Features</b></color>
- <b>In-Game Compilation:</b> Write high-level logic directly in the chip editor. - <b>In-Game Compilation:</b> Write high-level logic directly in the chip editor.