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WL is a powerful and flexible, yet experimental scripting language for templating with first-class support for HTML.
## Features
1. *Zero dependencies* - It only uses pure C and the standard library
2. *Single-file implementation* - Everything is inside `wl.c` and `wl.h`
3. *HTML-first design* - Native HTML syntax with embedded scripting
4. *Complete scripting language* - Variables, functions, loops, conditional branches, arrays, maps. We've got it all!
5. Built-in XSS protection - `escape()` function to sanitize dynamic HTML
6. *No I/O or dynamic allocations* - Any I/O or memory management is left to the user
7. *Include system* - Modular template composition over multiple files
1. **Zero dependencies** - It only uses pure C and the standard library
2. **Single-file implementation** - Everything is inside `wl.c` and `wl.h`
3. **HTML-first design** - Native HTML syntax with embedded scripting
4. **Complete scripting language** - Variables, functions, loops, conditional branches, arrays, maps. We've got it all!
5. **Built-in XSS protection** - `escape()` function to sanitize dynamic HTML
6. **No I/O or dynamic allocations** - Any I/O or memory management is left to the user
7. **Include system** - Modular template composition over multiple files
## Language
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The parent program can then get the number of arguments using the `wl_arg_count` function and `wl_push_arg` to set the top of the VM stack to the argument with the specified index. The argument can then be read using one of the `wl_pop_*` functions.
The caller then needs to push the return value of the call on top of the stack using one of the `wl_push_*` functions.
The caller then needs to push the return value of the call on top of the stack using one of the `wl_push_*` functions.
## Building
To build WL with your program, just drop the `wl.c` and `wl.h` files in your own source tree and compile them as any other file.