Embedded - supported or not?

[ReneMiner]

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Probably merits a thread of its own.
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Probably not. Even we obtained our decimal system and the digits from arab roots and they have great mathematicians - the Ring lacks impermeableness, not really codetight and it feels a bit strange to use a verb as "see" as command to print.
If "show" were used instead it would make sense. The arab phrase for "Look at that!" might be the same as "Let me show you this..." or "Do you see it?"
Especially i see - when i watch my taskmanager -
multithreading out of control -
before actually a second thread is invoked 3 or 4 threads already yall'a-yall'a and nothing that could pull the brakes

[primo]

Thank you ReneMiner for referring to Ring language. i am still testing it.
we can use the classic "print" by loading first "stdlib.ring" this is like uses "console"

load "stdlib.ring"
print("hello worlds")

or we can use "?" without loading stdlib.ring
regrading the keywords : see,give,ok and so on we can use the function ChangeRingKeyword
such as
ChangeRingKeyword see throw
will use throw for output
and
ChangeRingKeyword ok EndOfConditional
will use EndOfConditional for end of condition
some international users are using their own Unicode words instead of the original names

the following example from
https://www.codeproject.com/Articles...mming-Language

ChangeRingKeyword see throw
ChangeRingKeyword ok EndOfConditional


for x = 1 to 10
        for y = 1 to 10
                throw "x=" + x + " y=" + y + nl
                if x = 3 and y = 5
                        exit 2     # exit from 2 loops
                EndOfConditional
        next
next

but its first index is 1 (like thinbasic arrays)