Yeah. http://little-lang.org http://little-lang.org is a C like scripting language that compiles down to tcl byte codes (so it can call tcl and tcl can call it

Yeah. http://little-lang.org http://little-lang.org is a C like scripting language that compiles down to tcl byte codes (so it can call tcl and tcl can call it). Why? Didn't like tcl, did like tk (still feel the same way). And I always wanted a scripting language with structs, I just like how structs are sort of a self documenting part of any program. Also created an unreleased version of awk that made awk scripts first class, you could have awk_script | awk_script in the same script. We wanted this one for some database stuff we were doing but ended up doing it in C instead. Also created a "language" for processing deltas in a version control system. This one is pretty obscure but pretty useful. Patterned after awk, so there is a begin/end and then the body is called once per delta. Here's an example that digs out the commits and displays them in JSON format: http://mcvoy.com/lm/bkdocs/dspec-changes-json-v.txt http://mcvoy.com/lm/bkdocs/dspec-changes-json-v.txt when reading this one the rules are that stuff in double quotes is what is printed, the rest is logic.