Running the ALFA compiler

Mac
To run the compiler with your ALFA program:
./bin/Release/net7.0/ALFA myProgram.alfa ./

NOTE: Apple might block the application for security reasons. In that case open the executable in finder, right-click, then 'open'. Then try rerunning the above command.

Windows
To run the compiler with your ALFA program:
.\bin\Release\net7.0\ALFA.exe myProgram.alfa ./

Adding the ALFA syntax highligting extension to your VsCode.

Run the command cp -r alfa ~/.vscode/extensions from ./

I ran the command from \desktop\newalfahighlighting

You need to reload the vscode window or close and reopen vscode after running the command.

You should now see 'alfa' under extensions in vscode.

What's Changed

• Syntax highlighting by @AsbjoernJC
• Release 2.0 fix by @AsbjoernJC in #52
• Update README.md by @AsbjoernJC in #53
• Update README.md by @AsbjoernJC in #54
• Example programs by @JonasGLund99 in #56
• Added programs with issues discovererd during nikolaj meeting by @AsbjoernJC in #59
• Bug fix asbjoern by @AsbjoernJC in #61
• Introduced class AnimCallNode and increased readability in typecheckv… by @AsbjoernJC in #62
• • increase readability in BuildASTVisitor.cs. Added method AddBuiltIn… by @FredTheNoob in #63
• fix by @FredTheNoob in #64
• Staticscope by @AsbjoernJC in #67

Full Changelog: v2.0.1...v2.1