StatiC
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StatiC is a C-like language which is entirely static. It doesn't allocate or deallocate memory.
Syntax
The syntax is like C except you can't use malloc() and free(). You also can't use any standard functions unless you define them yourself, which means you can't use printf().
There are a lot of other things you can't do, all of which involve malloc() and free(). You also can't use pointers.
A lot of this language is hampered by the fact that I don't know C and have never coded in C. Maybe I will end up writing something which isn't valid C code. I don't really care.
Code Examples
Integer
int main() { int f = 5; return 0; }