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mun

Source code for the Mun language and runtime.

Rust 897 39
example-cpp

Hot reloading example of the Mun Runtime embedded in a C++ application

C++ 2 2

Repositories

mun

Source code for the Mun language and runtime.

language rust gamedev hot-reloading scripting hacktoberfest embedable

Rust 39 897 32 (6 issues need help) 4 Updated Nov 4, 2020
website

Official Mun website

hacktoberfest

JavaScript MIT 2 1 0 0 Updated Oct 31, 2020
runtime-ffi

C and Modern C++ bindings for the Mun runtime

hacktoberfest

C++ 3 0 0 1 Updated Oct 29, 2020
vscode-extension

Mun integration for Visual Studio Code

hacktoberfest

TypeScript 3 6 0 0 Updated Oct 25, 2020
abi-c

C headers for the Mun ABI

hacktoberfest

C 1 1 0 1 Updated Oct 23, 2020
build-support

Contains files to support building Mun

Dockerfile 0 0 0 0 Updated Aug 23, 2020
llvm-package-windows

Provides LLVM binary packages for Windows required for building Mun.

PowerShell 0 1 0 0 Updated Aug 22, 2020
example-rs

A collection of Rust-powered hot reloadable Mun examples

Rust 1 4 0 0 Updated Jul 17, 2020
book Archived

The Mun Programming Language Book

Rust 3 3 0 0 Updated May 16, 2020
example-cpp

Hot reloading example of the Mun Runtime embedded in a C++ application

C++ 2 2 0 0 Updated May 16, 2020
highlight.js
Forked from highlightjs/highlight.js
Javascript syntax highlighter (with Mun support)

JavaScript BSD-3-Clause 2,951 0 0 0 Updated Apr 26, 2020
meeting-minutes

Storage of the Mun Team meetings' minutes

0 1 0 0 Updated Jan 10, 2020

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