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Last year, I started working on a language I named SuperCode but then decided BMPL (Builder's Multi-Purpose Language) as the final name. The language would be written using C and up until now, the ...
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General Sebast1an
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2021-07-06T05:43:21Z (almost 3 years ago)
BMPL: The language I'll bring to life
Last year, I started working on a language I named SuperCode but then decided BMPL (Builder's Multi-Purpose Language) as the final name. The language would be written using C and up until now, the [GitHub repo](https://github.com/JoyrenceMatthewAgas/BMPL) only consists of a library of functions.
I decided to bring up the language onto [Codidact's chat](https://discord.gg/bv2aaGa) and have even started using it as some programming language, where I'd access the functions and assign them in [TIO](https://tio.run/). To this day, I'd continue making answers on [Code Golf CD](https://codegolf.codidact.com/) using the language which is, until now, a library of libraries.
For this review, I want to know anything that can be improved with the functions and what could be fixed from what I made. I'm certain all functions I made before 2021 (all libraries except `time.h` and `is_type.h`) work properly ever since I tested them.
Here's the most commonly-used function I have:
```
#define say(X) printf(_Generic((X), \
double: "%f", \
float: "%f", \
char *: "%s", \
int: "%d" \
), (X));
```