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An embedded scripting language

pawn is a simple, typeless, 32-bit extension language with a C-like syntax.A pawn 'source' program is compiled to a binary file for optimal executionspeed. The pawn compiler outputs P-code (or bytecode) that subsequently runson an abstract machine. Execution speed, stability, simplicity and a smallfootprint were essential design criteria for both the language and theabstract machine.

At a glance

Current version	4.0.5749 (2020-04-03) View the history of recent changes.
Downloads	Microsoft Windows:a self-extracting setup. Source code:stable source archive orthe latest files on the GitHub project.
License	Apache License 2.0,plus an exception clause to explicitlypermit static linking of the library to commercial applications.
Installation	Microsoft Windows: download the self-extractingsetup and run it. Linux & other: download a source archive asa ZIP file and read the`README.TXT` file after unpacking. (See also the'Getting started' section below).
Support	pawn is hosted on GitHub.The project has an issue tracker. For support on a commercial basis, pleasecontact us by e-mail.We can build speed-optimized versions of the abstract machine (alsoknown as 'virtual machine' or VM) or JITs, add special languageconstructs, port the product to different microcontrollers,and write native function libraries for particular tasks.
Documentation	All documentation is in 'Adobe Acrobat'format (PDF). The main two books are the 'Language Guide' and the'Implementer's Guide'. Several extension modules are documentedseparately.
Screen shots	pawn is a compiler and an abstract machine. The compiler isa console utility (i.e. you run it in a 'DOS box' or a terminal),and the abstract machine is basically a library. As such, thereisn't really something like a representative a screen shot.I have tried a few anyway... (Click on the pictures for a detailed view.) Pawn IDE (for Windows and Linux) Documentation extracted generated by the compiler Pawn Blocks Designer (visual programming) Pawn console debugger
Projects	A list of projects and products that use pawn as a scriptinglanguage is on the pageWhere is pawn used?.

For any information not in this list, please browse through this page. Hopefullyyou will find what you are looking for.

Introduction

An introduction to the pawn language and abstract machine from aprogrammer's perspective was published in the October 1999 issue ofDr. Dobb's Journal —but at the time, thelanguage was called Small. More verbose than the article, and more appropriatefor non-expert programmers, is the manual. The manual contains a brief (tutorial)overview of the language, a language reference, programming notes on the abstractmachine, casual notes about the why and how of many language features, andreference material.

pawn is a simple, C-like, language.
pawn is a robust languagewith a compiler that performs a maximum of static checks, and an abstractmachine with (static) P-code verification and dynamic checks.
For porting purposes, pawn is written in ANSI C as much as possible; Big Endianversus Little Endian is handled.
To suit internationalization and localization, pawn supports Unicode/UCS-4and UTF-8, as well as codepages. The compiler can convert source code enteredin a particular codepage to Unicode; it also supports source code files inUTF-8 format.
pawn is quick (especially with Marc Peter's assembler implementation and/or his 'just-in-time' compiler)
pawn is small. It has been fitted on an Atmel ATmega128 microcontroller,Philips LPC2138 and LPC2106 microcontrollers (ARM7TDMI core with 32 KiB RAM),as well as on a Texas Instrument's MSP430F1611 (MSP430 core with 10 KiB RAMand 48 KiB Flash ROM). Using code overlays that are loaded on demand,pawn is able to run large scripts in little memory.
Documenting the source code can be done with 'documentation comments'; thepawn compiler extracts those comments, combines them with information itdeduces from the source code and writes an XML file that is immediatelyviewable (and printable) with a web browser.
pawn supports states and automatons in the language,including state-local variables.
pawn is free and it is published under theApache License 2.0,plus an exception clause to explicitly permitstatic linking of the library to commercial applications.
More features... see the separate 'feature page'

Why pawn now that there is Java, Lua, REXX, and countless others? Well,when I needed a language toolkit whose executable code can be embedded inresource files or animation file formats, that had a good interface to nativefunctions, that added little overhead to the main application and could run onplatforms and microcontrollers with (very) little RAM, and that was pretty fast,I could not really find an existing toolkit that fitted my needs. See alsoa list of language features.

Unlike many languages, pawn is not intended to write complete full-scaleapplications in. pawn's purpose is to script the functionalityprovided by an application or by a device. It is in purpose similar toMicrosoft's 'Visual Basic for Applications', only quicker and smaller (andwithout the installation hassle).

pawn has been publicly available since 1998, and it has been steadilyimproving: more error checking, several bugs slashed, new features, and anincrease in performance. There are still regular updates andpatches: to fix bugs, to add features, or simply to enhance the ease-of-use.

A couple of other points are worth mentioning:

pawn is provided as is.I offer support and I value feedback, but there is no warranty or implied liability.
The pawn toolkit consists of a compiler and an abstract machine (or'virtual machine'). In the default setup, the abstract machine is embedded inan application (for easy interfacing with the application's objects and forbest performance), while the compiler is a separate executable that theapplication launches as an external process.
When embedding the compiler into an application,please note that the main function of the compiler, pc_compile(), isnot re-entrant. In other words, compile only one script at a time.

Getting started

The first question is: what do you need? If you are using Microsoft Windows,download the pawn toolkit as a self-extracting setup file;this gi

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