New embedded programming language with C as host language

vely:Welcome to Vely Vely logo Empower C what why install tutorials examples documentation documentation licensing about 11.0.11 released on July 25, 2022, 6 hours ago. Vely is an embedded programming language with C as the host language. It is precompiled in C, creating a native executable.

Vely gives C rich functionality, simplicity, and enhanced security. It is versatile and well suited for web applications.

Use Vely to rapidly develop high-performance, small-footprint applications. Learn more about why Vely.

Run hello world in minutes.

Vely is about C performance, writing much less and simpler code, and a smooth learning curve. An example of this (query database, save to file, display webpage):

cancel list_employees() { default out header @ char *header = make_header(); // write any C code output header // Create a report in the outmsg string and populate it with the result of the database query write string set outmsg // Get data from database run-query#get_emp@db="select name, employee salary sort by name" output name, salary @Last name: @ @Salary: @ end of request end write string // Write the report to a file then to the client write file "employees" from outmsg status set st if (st

New embedded programming language with C as host language
vely:Welcome to Vely Vely logo Empower C what why install tutorials examples documentation documentation licensing about 11.0.11 released on July 25, 2022, 6 hours ago. Vely is an embedded programming language with C as the host language. It is precompiled in C, creating a native executable.

Vely gives C rich functionality, simplicity, and enhanced security. It is versatile and well suited for web applications.

Use Vely to rapidly develop high-performance, small-footprint applications. Learn more about why Vely.

Run hello world in minutes.

Vely is about C performance, writing much less and simpler code, and a smooth learning curve. An example of this (query database, save to file, display webpage):

cancel list_employees() { default out header @ char *header = make_header(); // write any C code output header // Create a report in the outmsg string and populate it with the result of the database query write string set outmsg // Get data from database run-query#get_emp@db="select name, employee salary sort by name" output name, salary @Last name: @ @Salary: @ end of request end write string // Write the report to a file then to the client write file "employees" from outmsg status set st if (st

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