README.cli

The Pigeon Potato Compiler
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Uh, how deformed-stork-y is that?
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About
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This compiler is in alpha stage, and is going to be able to compile C, C++, D, etc. Here's the direct order of what I want to do those in:
1. C
2. C++
3. D
4. C#
5. Ada

Building
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This should work on Linux.
```shell
git clone https://github.com/Platypus-Tech/ppc.git
cd ppc
gcc ppc.c -o ppc # you can use any compiler you want, like cc or clang, just as long as you can use it.
```
You can use gcc, cc, or clang, but that's messed up. Actually, the Makefile uses CC to compile ppc.c. Ah, fudge it.

Usage
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If you put ppc in `/usr/bin`, you would do this:
```
you@some-linux-distro:~$ ppc <file-to-compile>
```
If you don't, and it's in your current directory, do this:
```
you@some-linux-distro:~$ ./ppc <file-to-compile>
```
Of course, I can't compile anything yet. You can, though, get help (I think):
```
you@some-linux-distro:~$ ppc help
```
That's if it's in usr/bin, but you know how to do it if it's not (if it snot!).

Are there any Easter Eggs?
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Of course there are! Try `ppc astro-zombies`... hint-hint, Astro-Zombies lyrics