Time Warp IDE – Complete environment for old-school coding

Summary

⏰ TimeWarp Compiler Compile Educational Programming Languages to Native Executables TimeWarp Compiler is a command-line tool that compiles educational programming languages (PILOT, BASIC, Logo) to native Linux executables. Transform your educational code into standalone programs that run without interpreters. ✨ Features 🎯 Multi-Language Compilation Compile 3 educational programming languages to native executables: PILOT - Educational language with turtle graphics (1960s) - Educational language with turtle graphics (1960s) BASIC - Classic line-numbered programming (1960s) - Classic line-numbered programming (1960s) Logo - Educational turtle graphics language (1960s) 🚀 Native Performance GCC Compilation - Generate optimized C code and compile to native executables - Generate optimized C code and compile to native executables Cross-Platform - Linux executables (easily extensible to other platforms) - Linux executables (easily extensible to other platforms) No Runtime Dependencies - Standalone binaries that run anywhere 📚 Rich Sample Programs Comprehensive examples demonstrating language features: BASIC : Hello world, arrays, functions, loops : Hello world, arrays, functions, loops Logo : Shapes, complex drawings, fractals : Shapes, complex drawings, fractals PILOT: Math quizzes, interactive adventures 🚀 Quick Start Installation Option 1: PyPI (Recommended) pip install timewarp-ide Option 2: From Source git clone https://github.com/James-HoneyBadger/Time_Warp.git cd Time_Warp pip install -e . System Requirements Python : 3.9 or higher : 3.9 or higher GCC : GNU C Compiler (build dependency) : GNU C Compiler (build dependency) OS: Linux (executables), macOS/Windows (compilation) 📖 Usage Basic Compilation # Compile a BASIC program timewarp-compiler hello.bas -o hello # Compile a Logo program timewarp-compiler drawing.logo -o logo_app # Compile a PILOT program timewarp-compiler quiz.pilot -o math_quiz Command Line Options timewarp-compiler [OPTIONS] INPUT_FILE Options: -o, ...