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Introduction
Writing
L code consists of three basic steps:
- Create an L
Project for the platform you are using.
- Write L Code
using the supported development environment for your platform.
- Use the L debugging
facilities for your platform to help you debug your program.
The following three sections provide tutorials that explain how to accomplish
each of these steps.
Creating L Projects
Introduction to the L Language
Debugging L Programs
Creating
L Projects
The following tutorials teach you how to create L projects on various
platforms.
If you are using
Microsoft Visual Studio as your development environment, read this
tutorial.
Creating
L Projects with GCC under Linux
(coming soon)
If you are using
the GNU C++ Compiler and tools under Linux, read this tutorial.
Creating
L Projects with Code Warrior for the Mac
(coming soon)
If you are using
the CodeWarrior IDE on the Mac, read this tutorial.
Introduction to the L Language
The following tutorials provide introductions to the L language that are
are geared towards programmers with varying degrees of experience using
other languages.
Learn
to Program Using L (coming
soon)
If
you have little or no experience writing programs, this is a good
place to start.
If you know
C++ and want to start using L, read this tutorial.
Debugging L Programs
The following tutorials teach you how to debug L programs on various platforms.
If you are using
Microsoft Visual Studio as your development environment, read this
tutorial.
Debugging
L Programs with GDB under Linux
(coming soon)
If you are using
the GNU C++ Compiler and tools under Linux, read this tutorial.
Debugging
L Programs with CodeWarrior for the Mac
(coming soon)
If you are using
the CodeWarrior IDE on the Mac, read this tutorial.
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