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README.md

Example Programs

  • learnxiny.tm: A quick overview of language features in the
  • base64: A base64 encoding/decoding library.
  • colorful: A DSL useful for rendering terminal colors.
  • commands: A library for running commands.
  • game: An example game using raylib.
  • http: An HTTP library to make basic synchronous HTTP requests.
  • ini: An INI configuration file reader tool. style of learnxinyminutes.com.
  • log: A logging utility.
  • pthreads: A POSIX threads library.
  • threads: A POSIX threads library, but with a higher level abstraction.
  • shell: A DSL for running shell commands.
  • tomodeps: A library for finding Tomo dependencies.
  • tomo-install: A library for installing Tomo dependencies.
  • vectors: A math vector library.
  • wrap: A command-line program to wrap text.