installation.md

Installation

There are two ways to install fortytwo-lang.

• 🆕 Compile and run via WebAssembly
• Use docker
• Compile binaries yourself

WebAssembly

For compiling fortytwo-lang yourself, you need to install rust.

# Clone repository
$ git clone https://github.com/linuskmr/fortytwo-lang
$ cd fortytwo-lang

# Add WebAssembly WASI target for rust
$ rustup target add wasm32-wasi

# Compile to WebAssembly WASI
$ cargo build --target wasm32-wasi --release

# Run generated WebAssembly binary with wasmer...
$ wasmer run --dir . target/wasm32-wasi/release/ftlcc.wasm examples/extern_write.ftl
# ... or with wasmtime
$ wasmtime run --dir . target/wasm32-wasi/release/ftlcc.wasm examples/extern_write.ftl

Docker

For using the docker container, you need to install docker first.

Alternatively you can use the online docker playground.

Use existing image

Pull the existing image from hub.docker.com:

docker pull linuskmr/fortytwo-lang

Run fortytwo-lang in the container. Replace BINARY with the binary and arguments you want to run.

docker run -i linuskmr/fortytwo-lang BINARY

Build docker image yourself

docker build -t fortytwo-lang .

Run fortytwo-lang in the container. Replace BINARY with the binary and arguments you want to run.

docker run -i fortytwo-lang BINARY

Compile yourself

For compiling fortytwo-lang yourself, you need to install rust.

Global installation

cargo install --git https://github.com/linuskmr/fortytwo-lang

Now you can run it. Replace BINARY with the binary and arguments you want to run.

BINARY

Compile in local folder

Download the git repository and build:

git clone https://github.com/linuskmr/fortytwo-lang
cd fortytwo-lang
cargo build --release

Now you can run it. Replace BINARY with the binary and arguments you want to run.

./BINARY