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# LK
[![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/License-BSD%203--Clause-blue.svg)](https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause)

LK is a scripting language originally developed for the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's [System Advisor Model™ (SAM™)](https://sam.nrel.gov). LK is designed to be small, fast, and easily embedded in other applications, and provides a way for users to to extend an application's built-in functionality.
LK is a scripting language originally developed for the National Laboratory of the Rockies' [System Advisor Model™ (SAM™)](https://sam.nrel.gov). LK is designed to be small, fast, and easily embedded in other applications, and provides a way for users to to extend an application's built-in functionality.

This repository contains a cross-platform standard library of function calls and core LK engine, which includes a lexical analyzer, parser, compiler, and virtual machine. It comprises roughly 7000 lines of ISO-standard C++ code, and is only dependent on the Standard C++ Library (STL), making LK extremely tight and portable to various platforms. LK also provides a C language API for writing extensions that can be dynamically loaded at runtime.

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