NullLogic Embedded Scripting Language is similar to PHP, but with fewer dollar signs in its code.
If you're a coder looking for a versatile embedded scripting language to add some functionality to your C programs, NullLogic Embedded Scripting Language (Nesla) might just be the tool you need. Nesla code closely resembles PHP, complete with basic C operators, syntax, and flow control, but with less dollar signs to deal with.
One of the key strengths of Nesla is its clean API that makes it easy for C programs to take full advantage of its many functions and data. Thanks to its origins as a lightweight object model for C, Nesla is able to offer a wide range of functionalities and capabilities that other embedded scripting languages might not be able to deliver.
But perhaps best of all, Nesla is free software that you can use under the terms of the GNU GPL license. So if you're looking for an embedded scripting language that's both powerful and adaptable, Nesla should definitely be on your radar.
One of the key strengths of Nesla is its clean API that makes it easy for C programs to take full advantage of its many functions and data. Thanks to its origins as a lightweight object model for C, Nesla is able to offer a wide range of functionalities and capabilities that other embedded scripting languages might not be able to deliver.
But perhaps best of all, Nesla is free software that you can use under the terms of the GNU GPL license. So if you're looking for an embedded scripting language that's both powerful and adaptable, Nesla should definitely be on your radar.
What's New
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