Hello World example in ruby2cpp annotated ruby. Ready to be converted to c++.
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# @ruby2cpp: std | |
class Hello | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(String -> void) | |
def initialize(greeting) | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(String) | |
@greeting = greeting | |
end | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(String -> void) | |
def greet(name) | |
puts("debug: Hello#greet :: got in") | |
puts("%s, %s!" % [@greeting, name]) | |
end | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(-> void) | |
def anonymous_greet | |
puts("%s!" % @greeting) | |
end | |
end | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(String, String -> void) | |
def greet(greeting, name) | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(Hello) | |
hello = Hello.new(greeting) | |
hello.greet(name) | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(bool) | |
done = true | |
end | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(-> int) | |
def main | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(String) | |
greeting = "Hello" | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(String) | |
name = "World" | |
greet(greeting, name) | |
# @ruby2cpp: annotate(int) | |
exit_code = 0 | |
end | |
# @ruby2cpp: entry_point | |
main |
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