Download Cave Man Code
CMC is free, tiny, and runs on Windows. The compiler and the IDE are built in C++ with no dependencies. Everything you need is in one zip: the compiler, OGABOOGA CODER, all examples, and the docs.
OGABOOGA CODER WEB
Nothing to download and nothing to install. The full IDE with the C++ compiler running in your browser.
Open the Web IDECMC-Compiler-v0.1.0
Ready to run. Unzip it anywhere and double-click the launcher.
Download CMC-Compiler-v0.1.0.zipCaveManCode-v0.1.0
Everything, including the C++ source and build files.
Download CaveManCode-v0.1.0.zipOGABOOGA-CODER-v0.1.0
Ready to run. Unzip it anywhere and double-click the launcher.
Download OGABOOGA-CODER-v0.1.0.zipHow to install (Windows)
1. Download a zip above and right-click -> Extract All...
2. Open the extracted folder.
3. Double-click OGABOOGA CODER.exe (or drag a .cmc file onto cmc.exe)How to build from source
unzip CMC-Compiler-v0.1.0.zip
cd caveman-code
native\build.bat
cmc.exe run examples\01_hello_oga.cmc
OGABOOGA CODER.exeWhat is inside
| File | What it does |
|---|---|
| cmc.exe | the compiler, runner, and REPL |
| OGABOOGA CODER.exe | OGABOOGA CODER, the IDE with the compiler inside |
| native/ | the C++ source and build scripts (full package) |
| examples/ | 31 example programs from hello world to recursion |
| docs/ | the full manual |
Build your own programs (optional)
The zips already contain stand-alone cmc.exe and
ogabooga.exe with no dependencies. To build them yourself with
g++ or clang:
native\build.batSystem needed
- Windows 10 or newer (the compiler and REPL also build on macOS/Linux)
- No runtime to install -- the programs are self-contained
- About 10 MB of space, no internet needed after download
A note about antivirus warnings
CMC is a small open-source project, and the programs are not code-signed yet. Antivirus tools (especially Windows Defender's machine-learning heuristic) can sometimes flag freshly built programs by mistake. If that happens to you, it is a false positive: the full C++ source is in the zip and in the repository, and you can check it yourself. You can help everyone by reporting the file to Microsoft as a false positive at the Microsoft file submission page. Thank you!