NIL Programming language

NIL is an extension to Lua written in Lua.
NIL is a programming language on its own, whose syntax is heavily inspired by both C and Lua, and translates to pure Lua, in order to run in any Lua engine (require Lua 5.1 at least, Lua 5.2 recommended).

void Hi()
  
 print("Hello World")

end



Hi()

Contrary to "pure" Lua, NIL does require variables to be declared, and to be set to a type. This to prevent "unfixable" bugs caused by typos along the run somewhere. NIL also offers class support, switch/case support and that kind of stuff. I am currently using NIL myself in order to set up a big game project...

Sites about NIL:

1. Homepage
2. GitHub Repository
3. Discord server
4. Forum

The download file is a NIL prototyper (written in C#, so it uses the .NET framework. Linux and Mac users, should be able to use it with Mono) called "QuickNIL" which is just a basic NIL testing utility, featuring the basic features of NIL (and Lua).