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  1. HolyC Lang

    Fun HolyC is a fun recreational programming language designed by Terry A. Davis. Originally implemented in TempleOS as a general purpose programming language and scripting language for …

  2. TempleOS - Wikipedia

    HolyC (formerly C+), possibly a pun on Holy See, is a middle ground between the C and C++ programming languages with some unique differences, designed by Terry A. Davis specifically for …

  3. GitHub - Jamesbarford/holyc-lang: HolyC compiler & transpiler

    A holyc compiler built from scratch in C. Basic optimisations like constant, folding and some dead code elimination occurs. But broadly it should be easy to see how the assembly maps to the source code.

  4. HolyC - TempleOS Foundation

    HolyC Overview HolyC is an extension of the traditional C language with added features and functions to seamlessly integrate with TempleOS. It allows users to interact directly with the operating system, …

  5. Is there anything especially unique about HolyC compared to C ... - Reddit

    Nov 6, 2020 · HolyC is very similar to regular C, so it's a very simple but powerful language. It was used to make all of TempleOS, so it definitely works to make programs! Most differences can be found in …

  6. Interactive HolyC Editor - zuhaitz.dev

    "The sum of %d and %d is: %d\n", num1, num2, result; "5 times 8 is: %d\n", 5 * 8;

  7. TempleOS

    In the wake of Terry A. Davis' passing his family has requested supporters of his donate to "organizations working to ease the pain and suffering caused by mental illness" such as The Brain & …

  8. Category:HolyC - Rosetta Code

    May 22, 2026 · HolyC is a variation of C developed by Terry A. Davis. HolyC is the official programming language for The Temple Operating System (TempleOS). The official HolyC...

  9. The HolyC Playground | TempleOS Cloud

    Online HolyC code editor and runner

  10. The Temple Operating System - GitHub Pages

    In asm or HolyC code, it also refers to the inst's address or the offset in a class definition. * union is more like a class, so you don't reference it with a union label after you define it. Some common unions are …