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BAScript is a simple scripting engine written in Object Pascal you can use to add scripting to your Delphi, Lazarus or Free Pascal applications ("host program") to extend their functionality without the need of recompiling them. The virtual machine defines its own language, called the BAScript language. It is a low-level language, somewhat similar to the Assembler language, which is not intended to be easy to program but easy to execute. So it is recommendable to use other higher level languages and translate them into BAScript language. Package includes two compilers that translates from a higher-level language to the BAScript language. ...

...The principle of operation is simple tools: a program (bekaper) hangs in processes and intercepts the message on shutdown Windows, and then, "she says - I do not want" and blocks further is launched bat-nick (created automatically encoded DOS) with expectation. Ie off your machine will automatically lead to the creation of the backup. In the BAT-file procedure spelled copy all the files from the specified archive to the specified folder and media, such as xcopy "c:\1\*.*" "C:\backup\*.*" Thus, you can specify (to edit the file <copy.bat>) any media source-receiver and generally available from any scripting language commands to be executed before shutting down the machine. ...

Atom is a programmable, register-based virtual machine for Win32 computers. The AtomVM can be programmed using a high-level, neo-assembler language called Atom Assembler.

Blaise is an open-source object-oriented scripting language. Language features: Object-oriented. Unicode support. Optional typing, ie dynamic or static typing. Richly typed. Higher-level mathematics support, for example Complex numbers, Rational numbers and Matrices. Virtual Machine architecture. Co-routines. Familiar language syntax, influenced by Object Pascal, Python and Ada.