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[Structure] Add compiling/linking/interpreting #680

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geekygirlsarah opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 0 comments
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[Structure] Add compiling/linking/interpreting #680

geekygirlsarah opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 0 comments
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Experience: Meta Language Design hacktoberfest Good issue for someone to work on for Hacktoberfest help wanted We'd love to have help working on this issue Polyglots Wanted! The more multi-language users, the better! Type: Enhancement

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This issue is for adding a new structure for all languages that will let you compare a new aspect of a language. Ideally someone with many programming languages will help work on this.

This structure should show different things involved in working with the language's compiling or interpreting features. This could be:

  • How to run a command to compile the language (including multiple variants, for example gcc vs Visual Studio)
  • How to link in additional libraries
  • How a program is interpreted
  • Can you run a compiled form directly (like C++) or indirectly (like through the java command)

Or other things. It should take some thought on all of the features that any programming language could have. Upon making this PR, expect it to have some revisions as people from various programming language backgrounds offer suggestions.

Requirements

  1. Look over the documentation at https://docs.codethesaur.us/thesaurus/add-new-structure/
  2. Add a new file under web/thesauruses/_meta named whatever feels appropriate
  3. Open up web/thesauruses/meta_info.json and add your new file to that file in the structures section.
  4. Add in some categories, then add in the concepts under that
  5. Feel free to use any _meta file as examples for how to do it
  6. Make a PR and we can help test and review it
@geekygirlsarah geekygirlsarah added Type: Enhancement help wanted We'd love to have help working on this issue hacktoberfest Good issue for someone to work on for Hacktoberfest Experience: Meta Language Design labels Oct 2, 2023
@geekygirlsarah geekygirlsarah changed the title Add thesaurus structure for compiling/linking/interpreting [Structure] Add compiling/linking/interpreting Oct 2, 2023
@geekygirlsarah geekygirlsarah added the Polyglots Wanted! The more multi-language users, the better! label Oct 3, 2023
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Experience: Meta Language Design hacktoberfest Good issue for someone to work on for Hacktoberfest help wanted We'd love to have help working on this issue Polyglots Wanted! The more multi-language users, the better! Type: Enhancement
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