These are programming examples in the spirit of gobyexample, but targeted to the Myrddin programming language.
Myrddin is available at https://myrlang.org.
The compiler source is available at https://github.com/oridb/mc.
Examples will, if they reference lines in source within an explanation, utilize a plumbable string in the form foo.myr:3,5 indicating the file foo.myr on the line range [3,5], as per plumb(1).
Examples were composed in acme(1) which allows you to right click these strings to jump to the relevant source lines.
If you'd like to try Myrddin without installing: https://myrlang.org/playground
The ; rune indicates a command to be run from a shell.
A more accurate and narrative-driven tutorial by the language author: https://myrlang.org/tutorial
Everything asserted as a fact should be taken with a grain of salt and considered conjecture by a non-expert on the language. No warranty ☺.
If a given example provides a bld.proj file, you can:
; mbld
# Produces obj/$binfile
; ./obj/$binfile
# Where $binfile is the binary file name produced by mbld
Otherwise, there will only be one file, a Myrddin source file which can be built and run with:
; mbld -R file.myr