A different flavour of Tiny C, it's sugar!
This fork of tcc intends to adds some syntactic sweetness to C-like scripts. Also reviewing the basic interface that is offered to the user from the command line, defaulting the compiler to run code on the fly, instead of building a binary.
You need to make-install Sugar C to get it properly working on your system. Hopefully this will be straight forward, so keep fingers crossed.
For linux and osx should be as simple as pasting this line into your terminal:
$ git clone https://github.com/antonioprates/sugar.git && cd sugar && ./install.shIf you get permission issues, you can try to sudo the install script also:
$ sudo ./install.shIf you don't need the source code, you can remove the folder afterwards:
$ cd .. && rm -rf sugarFor windows you can clone the repo and give it a try to the win32/build-sugar.bat (ugh!), never tried. Maybe send me a message, I will be happy to know it still works, or if needs any fixes.
The implicit '-run' directive together with the <sugar.h> library, makes c-scripting easier. You can try and inspect the samples like:
$ sugar hello.cOr if given the right permission to the file, and assuming /usr/local/bin/sugar to be sugar install path on your system:
$ ./hello.c