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Hello | ||
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This is the Felix tutorial | ||
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Basics: Hello | ||
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Running a Program | ||
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Let's start with a simple script: | ||
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.. code-block:: felix | ||
println$ "Hello World!"; | ||
To run it you just say: | ||
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.. code-block:: bash | ||
flx hello.flx | ||
It's pretty simple. Felix runs programs like Python does, you run the | ||
source code directly. Behind the scenes, Felix translates the program | ||
into C++, compiles the program, and runs it. All the generated files | ||
are cached in the .felix/cache subdirectory of your $HOME directory | ||
on Unix like systems, and $USERPROFILE on Windows. | ||
This is the Felix installation guide. | ||
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