Download

Universal executable for any operating system, yes really! ¹

On Windows you need to rename the downloaded file to eevo.exe to allow Windows to recognize it.

No further steps are required for everyone else, expect moving it to somewhere in your $PATH if you want to access it from anywhere. ²

Install From Source

Interpreter

A command line interpreter is provided with eevo by default.³

• Dependencies:
  • C99 compiler
  • libc: C standard library
  • libdl: import static primitives and libraries at run-time
  • libm: math functions
  • GNU make: build system
  • xxd: build core.evo.h to include eevo core at compile time
• Optional:
  • markman: regenerate man pages from markdown
  • rlwrap (evo): more interactive REPL with readline support

Modify config.mk to your liking, or leave as is for default Unix-like systems.

$ git clone https://codeberg.org/eevo/eevo && cd eevo
$ make
$ sudo make install

Library

eevo can also be statically embedded as a library in other C programs with almost zero dependencies. ⁴ Simply drop eevo0.2.c, eevo0.2.h, into your project to use the necessary functions for your program.

$ wget https://eevo.pub/get/latest/eevo.tar.gz
$ tar xf eevo.tar.gz -C path/to/your/project