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Throwback to the 1980s - Logo Interpreter built in C using SDL2

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#Turtles Back in the late 80s, when I started primary school, I was first introduced to computers by learning Logo.

I've decided to come back and recreate one of those childhood loves in C, using SDL. This is basically just a recursive descent parser for the Logo grammar (I've made a couple of little amusing tweaks, which are documented in the source code -> avid Logo lovers might like to check out Camouflage [which goes much better with a bottle of Rioja or Syrah! ;-)]).

I've built this out as an interpreter and placed some example files in the directory as well.

How to run

For Linux users, I've included a makefile (it SHOULD work on OSX as well -> but don't quote me on that). Please make sure you've got SDL2 installed on your system before you try running this.

To execute on the command line, simply use: ./turtles <filename> or ./turtles <filename> <extension tags> as required.

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