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   by 2mlWQbCK 2y ago

   Did you look at Janet? Of course there are many other embeddable LISPs, but I think in particular Janet is a good, light, (subset of) Clojure-like language. It is built into TIC-80 by default, making it already useful for (small) games. ht
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   by 2mlWQbCK 2y ago

   I do that as well and also in almost all my personal documents on most (but not all) topics. All the books and most online forums I read are in English. I rather have documents uniformly in Swedish English (en-SE?) than some Swenglish mess
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   by 2mlWQbCK 2y ago

   Or Mode X in some DOS games. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_X
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   by 2mlWQbCK 2y ago

   How new is this engine? It was renamed to "Castle Game Engine" (from "Kambi VRML Game Engine") in 2011. Version 1.0.0 was released in 2007. Not sure if there were even older releases? https://castle-engine.io&
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   by 2mlWQbCK 2y ago

   The creator of Dialog, Linus Åkesson, went ahead and used it to create the winning entry for the IF Comp 2019. Does not look as if the source code was published, but I think winning that contest is the best indicator that a language for I-F