Farmlang is an animal themed esolang (esoteric language), made to de a comic, chaotic programming language. Detailed information (syntax, rules, etc) is on README.
Farmlang code can be written at .farm files using text editors, and interpreted using the farmlang.c file (which needs the farmlang.h header). Usage must be: "./farmlang file.farm" on an terminal, with farmlang being the compiled version of farmlang.c.
barn{} - Main function, needed to everything else. Must be used in the beginnning of every farmlang code. Otherwise, error "Animals outside bar won't do the work" will apear. Also, if barn{} does not have a closing bracket ("}"), error "There was a breach on the fence, so animals escaped" will appear. pig - Declares a string variable - (pig var = string) or (pig var = "string"). Has a 5% chance of declaring "oink" instead of the original string. cat - Declares a int variable, but using cat onomatophoeias instead of actual numbers (meow = 1, purr = 5, hiss = 10). Onomatophoeias can be used together either with space inbetween them to sum their values ("cat var = meow purr" makes the variable 6) or to multiply their values, firstly adding the consecutive meows and them multiplying with the rest ("cat var = purrhiss" makes var = 50 and "cat var = meowmeowmeowpurr" make var = 15). cow() - Prints a variable, either a number or a string. chicken - Declares a variable based on user input ("chicken var" makes var = whatever user types in) horse(var, num1, num2, operator) - Does a math operation specified by the operator (either "+" for sum, "-" for subtraction, "*" for multiplication and "/" for division") between num1 and num2, and puts the result inside the var variable. owl(){} - Used as a if operator. If condition inside parenthesis () is true, executes the code inside {} dog(var, "operator"number) - operator = "+" or "-" sum or subtract the var by the number and stores the result back at the var
As Farmlang is a limited language, it does not correctly recognize spaces and break lines at some situations (for example, spaces between functions and their parenthesis, like "cow ()" instead of correct "cow()" and brackets in different line of their function, like "barn\n{" instead of "barn{") When executed, Farmlang code has global 25% of chance of not working because "The animals are sleeping". Also, functions have their own failiure rating every time they're called pig - has a 5% chance of setting variable "oink" instead of the actual string because it likes oinking a lot cat - has a 10% chance of setting variable "0" instead of the actual int because it is with bad humor cow() - has a 20% chance of refusing to "moo" (print) whatever it was intended to do so. chicken - has a 10% chance of not get input from user because it is putting eggs + 10% chance of getting the input, but change it to chicken sounds (cluck cluck, cackle, squawk) horse - has a 10% chance of refusing to "carry the numbers" (do the math) owl - has a 15% chance of being too wise to act today (not executing the functions inside it even if the condition is true) dog - as the best friend of man, never disappoints you and always correctly do what you ask.