C programming language
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Coded in C, a general-purpose programming language, originally designed by Dennis Ritchie.
Notable people involved: David Bagley, Will Crowther, programmer X, Ben and Bill Kendrick
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"clang" is a synonym for clanguage on UVL. This is simply an abbreviation and nothing to do with the Clang compiler front-end.
Development started in 1972.
K&R C was released in 1978.
K&R C was released in 1978.
On Windows, this can be noticed from the presence of msvcr##.dll in the game's directory (if you look at the file's version information, it'll give you something like: Microsoft C Runtime Library). This is not mandatory however, only points out that the game was really compiled using MS Visual Studio and not really even that in reliable manner (doesn't take much effort to link to MS libraries).
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GNU/Linux kernel, Mac OS X operating system, Microsoft Windows, Gnome Desktop Environment, BSD operating system, UNIX operating system, Ginkgo Engine, Explore Engine
Games by year
| A | 1989 - ANSI X3.159-1989 (a.k.a. ANSI C / C89) |
| B | 1990 - ISO/IEC 9899:1990 (a.k.a. C90) |
| C | 1999 - ISO/IEC 9899:1999 (a.k.a. C99) |
The first C programming language video game was released in 1972.
New Breed Software, Broken Rules, Electronic Arts and Manifesto Games published most of these games.