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README.md
Modal
Modal is a language based a model of computation that uses pattern matching and replacement to rewrite trees.
All Modal code is represented as a series of rules applied to a given tree, formatted textually as tokens delimited with parenthesis, which gets continually modified until no rules match any given part of the tree.
Build
cc src/modal.c -o bin/modal
Run
bin/modal examples/hello.modal
Credits
Created by wryl, Paradigital.