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        <description> The syntax of the Neko language was designed to be easy to parse and easy to generate. It is not specifically designed to be written by a programmer, but rather to be generated from a higher level language. For example, one could write easily a PHP-...</description>
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        <description> NekoVM support multithreading and multiple VM instances. It means that you can run some Neko code into a multithreaded program, as long as you respect the following guidelines.   you can allocate a VM with neko_vm_alloc. The VM holds the Neko stack ...</description>
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        <description> Frequently Asked Questions about Neko :   How is Neko different from .Net's CLR or the Java's JVM ?   The .Net&amp;rsquo;s CLR and the Java Virtual Machine are both defined by a bytecode language with a static type system based on classes. As a result, ...</description>
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        <title>doc:view:builtins - Added ids to sections for linking</title>
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        <description>  Builtins    Builtins are basic operations that can be optimized by the Neko compiler.   Array Builtins  array $array(any*) Create an array from a list of values   array $amake(n : int) Create an array of size n   array $acopy(array) Make a copy of ...</description>
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        <description> The following downloads are currently available :   Neko 1.8.1 sources TGZ  Neko 1.8.1 Windows binaries  Neko 1.8.1 Linux binaries  Neko 1.8.1 OS X Universal binaries   To compile from sources you need to install libgc-dev.  You can access CVS versi...</description>
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        <description> July 26 2009 Neko 1.8.1 release - mostly minor bugfixes - See CHANGES  September 23 2008 Neko 1.8.0 release - including mod_tora - See CHANGES  July 28 2008 Neko 1.7.1 release. See CHANGES  March 16th 2008 Neko 1.7.0 release. See CHANGES  July 26th ...</description>
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        <dc:creator>Nicolas Cannasse (ncannasse@82.233.73.64)</dc:creator>
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        <description> Since Lua is maybe the Virtual Machine that is the most similar to Neko in terms of goals, architecture and performances, it is interesting to compare the choices that the two VM are doing.  This comparison is established on the base of informations...</description>
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        <description> The neko command will run a file which contains compiled Neko bytecode. If the file has a &amp;lsquo;.n&amp;rsquo;, you can omit it.  neko &amp;lt;bytecode_file&amp;gt;   nekoc   compiling   The primary purpose of nekoc is to compile Neko code to Neko bytecode. It ...</description>
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        <description> Mod_neko is an Apache module for Neko. It means it is possible to run Neko programs on the server side in order to serve webpages using Apache. Here&amp;rsquo;s a step-by-step tutorial on how to configure and use Mod_neko.   Quick configuration   If you...</description>
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        <description>  Threads  An Api to create and manage system threads.    'thread thread_create(f : function:1, p : any) Creates a thread that will be running the function f(p)   'thread thread_current() Returns the current thread   void thread_send('thread, msg : a...</description>
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        <description>  Regexp  Regular expressions using PCRE engine.    'regexp regexp_new_options(reg : string, options : string) Build a new regexpr with the following options :   i : case insensitive matching  s : . match anything including newlines  m : treat the in...</description>
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        <description>  Date  Date are using standard C functions in order to manipulate a 32 bit integer. Dates are then represented as the number of seconds elapsed since 1st January 1970.    'int32 date_now() Return current date and time   'int32 date_new(string?)  Par...</description>
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        <description>  Mod_neko  Apache access when running inside mod_neko.    #list get_cookies() Return a cookie list as a (name,value) chained list   void set_cookie(name : string, val : string) Set a cookie   string get_host_name() Get the local host IP   string get...</description>
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        <description>  MySQL  API to connect and use MySQL database   Result  void result_set_conv_date('result, function:1) Set the function that will convert a Date or DateTime string to the corresponding value.   int result_get_length('result) Return the number of row...</description>
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        <description> The NekoVM itself have enough operations to compute any value. However it cannot do everything, like accessing files, connecting to server, or display and manage a window with menus and buttons. All these features and much more are however accessibl...</description>
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        <description>  System  Interactions with the operating system.    string? get_env(string) Get some environment variable if exists   void put_env(var : string, val : string) Set some environment variable value   void sys_sleep(number) Sleep a given number of secon...</description>
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        <description>  Process  An API for starting and communication with sub processes.    'process process_run(cmd : string, args : string array)  Start a process using a command and the specified arguments.    int process_stdout_read('process, buf : string, pos : int...</description>
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        <description>  Int32  Int32 is an abstract type that can be used to store the full 32 bits of an integer. The type 'int32 means that the value is a real int32. The type #int32 means (int | 'int32) and accept then the both kind of integers.    'int32 int32_new(#in...</description>
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        <dc:creator>Ben Zo (benzo@80.219.229.139)</dc:creator>
        <title>doc:begin</title>
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        <description> So you want to learn about Neko? Here is a step-by-step guide to making and running your first neko program. Before you start, please choose a distribution, download it and get ready to install it. But first, you should know that the pronunciation o...</description>
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