XPL is an easy to embed and extend scripting programming language. It's implemented in a single C header file within only several hundreds lines of code; and runs almost as fast as strlen(). It contains only a few high frequently used features like: if-then-elseif-else-endif, yield, scripting interface invoking etc. Registering the scripting interface is as easy as writing a common array. The design principle of XPL is doing 80% of work with 20% of core code, doing left work with few extended scripting interface. It's aimed to be a thin and light weight scripting solution.
There's no build dependency, no heap allocation; just a single pass parsing + running.
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This is a short tutorial on XPL syntax shows you some basic usage.
You could make your own dialects by extending it.
After all, this is a comment between single quotes.
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if you_like_xpl then
try_use_xpl,
leave_a_feedback "Your suggestions, my pleasure"
elseif you_do_not_like_xpl and you_have_some_time then
try_read_xpl,
leave_a_advice "To make it better"
else
leave_a_idea "Anytime"
endifXPL is distributed under DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO PUBLIC LICENSE.