Learn SEED7 with Real Code Examples

Defining a new operator like '**' for exponentiation

Writing a mini-DSL for math expressions

Building a simple interpreter

Creating custom control-flow statements

Generating native executables through C backend

Check operator precedence rules

Verify type declarations match usage

Ensure custom grammar doesn't conflict

Inspect the generated C code

Use interpreter for quick debugging

Run units using interpreter

Test syntax extensions with small samples

Check type errors early

Validate DSL parsing

Compile and test final binary

Native executables via C backend

Cross-platform builds

Embedded DSL engines

CLI tools

Educational / research deployments

Seed7 interpreter

Seed7 compiler to C

Standard libraries

Examples and test suites

Third-party experimental tools

System-level libraries via C

Custom DSLs

File and network I/O layers

Math and algorithmic libraries

Cross-platform CLI environments

Start small when creating syntax

Use interpreter for rapid prototyping

Separate DSL grammar from logic

Reuse Seed7 libraries

Profile generated C code

Design a new arithmetic operator

Build a basic template engine DSL

Write a small programming language

Implement a parser using Seed7 constructs

Build a custom memory-safe library