Scrap - block based programming language

Scrap is a new block based programming language with the aim towards advanced users.

It is written in pure C and mostly inspired by other block based languages such as Scratch and its forks such as Turbowarp.

This is free and open source software.

Enhancements over Scratch:

(LLVM only) Faster runtime. The speed is achieved using compilation through LLVM.
The addition of separate else if, else blocks (C-end blocks as i call them), which eliminates a lot of nested checks with if-else blocks (i.e. more flexible variant of if-else block in Snap!)
Variables can have a lifetime, which avoids variable name conflicts and allows to make temporary variables.
Custom blocks can return values and can be used as an argument for other block.
Various string manipulation blocks and bitwise operator blocks.
Data type conversion functions.
More strict checks for [[] = []] and [[] != []] blocks. Now they are case sensitive and will check data type for equality.
Lists are now a data type instead of a different type of variable, this allows nesting lists inside a list.
The code runs in a separate thread. This solves some performance issues compared to Scratch.
Modularized interface. Most of the interface can be rearranged or moved to another tab.
(LLVM only) Standalone builds. Scrap projects can be built and run as native executables without significant runtime overhead.

Website: github.com/Grisshink/scrap
Support:
Developer: Grisshink
License: zlib License

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