KSL Wiki

This website is used to record the language documentation of KSL, as well as the usage documentation of its built-in functions, and also showcases some examples of use.

99 Problems

The original set of 99 problems can be found here.

Bundle

If you want to package a KSL script into an executable file, there’s a workaround using the bundle.sh script. This script will generate an executable file that runs the corresponding KSL script.

./bundle.sh <ksl script> <output name>

Note: Make sure to place the ksl executable, the script file to be bundled, and bundle.sh in the same directory.

For example, suppose you have a script fib10.ksl:

Let[a, 0];
Let[b, 1];
Let[m, 0];
While[Less[m, 10],
  { Let[{a, b}, {b, Add[a, b]}],
    Let[m, Add[m, 1]] }];
Print[a];

You can try bundling this script:

./bundle.sh fib10.ksl fib10

The bundle.sh script will package fib10.ksl and ksl together into an executable file named fib10. The execution result should be the same:

./ksl fib10.ksl # => 55
./fib10 # => 55