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| − | '''ZIL''' (Zork Implementation Language) is a programming language (based on [[MDL ( | + | '''ZIL''' (Zork Implementation Language) is a programming language (based on [[MDL (programming language)|MDL]], a programming language created at MIT which is based on [[LISP]]) used to develop interactive fiction games. It was developed by Infocom. It compiles into [[Z-code]] via the intermediary code [[ZAP]] (via a compiler that's apparently lost; however, see ZILF below for a new working compiler). |
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ZIL (Zork Implementation Language) is a programming language (based on MDL, a programming language created at MIT which is based on LISP) used to develop interactive fiction games. It was developed by Infocom. It compiles into Z-code via the intermediary code ZAP (via a compiler that's apparently lost; however, see ZILF below for a new working compiler).
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Documentation
Tools
Sample files
- Historical Source (Infocom source code in ZIL)
