A programming language that only uses binary operations.
Are you fed up with normal programming languages?
Are you sick of normal arithmetical operators?
Do you long for a programming language that takes 15 lines of code to add up 2 numbers?
Bitwise consists of a few logical operators (^,!,&, etc.), some basic input/output, a few variables, and some control structures. And that's about it. Apart from input and output, all calculation must be done with binary. View the docs at docs/main.md.
Running Bitwise files depends on whether you are using the python source version, or the compiled release.
The installer in the release gives the option to associate the .bit extension with bitwise.
However, if this option was not checked, if the portable version is being used,
or if you simply prefer the command line,
this command should be used:
bitwise run PROGRAM
PROGRAM should be replaced with the path or name of the bitwise program you wish to run.
If bitwise is not a recognised command, replace it with the path of bitwise.exe.
To run a bitwise file with python, use this command:
python bitwise.py PROGRAM
If not run from the bitwise folder, replace bitwise.py with the full (or relative path of the bitwise.py file).
Equally, if python is not in your %PATH% (i.e. not a valid command), replace python with the path of your python.exe.
PROGRAM should be replaced with the path or name of the bitwise program you wish to run.
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