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 author: Fabio Cevasco
 description: A tiny concatenative programming language and shell.
-id: 34916406
+id: 35077225
 name: min
 version: 0.24.0

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+* Added the possibility to "compile" min files into sibgle executables. This is achieved by converting the specified min file to its raw nim code equivalent and then calling the Nim compiler (which in turns calls the C compiler).
+* Added **compiled?** symbol which returns true if the program has been compiled.

@@ -5,20 +5,11 @@ -----
 
 min is an open source project developed by volunteers during their free time. Although min is and will always be free, we do accept donations!
 
-You can donate any amount of money in the following ways:
-
-
 
 
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@@ -36,11 +36,6 @@ 7. Run **nim c -d:release min.nim**.
 
 ### Additional build options
 
-
-#### -d:ssl
-
-If the **-d:ssl** flag is specified when compiling, min will be built with SSL support, so it will be possible to perform HTTPS requests with the {#link-module||http#}. This means that the resulting **min** executable will no longer be self-contained and it will require the OpenSSL dynamic library to be available on your system.
-
 #### -d:lite
 
 If the **d:lite** flag is specified, an even more minimal executable file will be generated, however the following functionalities will not be available:
@@ -90,6 +85,30 @@ 
 > %min-terminal%
 > 
 > [$](class:prompt) cat myfile.min | min
+
+## Compiling a min Program
+
+min programs can be compiled to a single executable simply by specifying the `-c` (or `--compile`) flag when executing a min file:
+
+> %min-terminal%
+> 
+> [$](class:prompt) min -c myfile.min
+
+Essentially, this will:
+
+1. Generate a [myfile.nim](class:file) containing the equivalent Nim code of your min program.
+2. Call the Nim compiler to do the rest ;)
+
+If you want to pass any options to the Nim compiler (like `-d:release` for example) you can do so by using the `-n` (or `--passN`) option:
+
+> %min-terminal%
+> 
+> [$](class:prompt) min -c myfile.min -n:-d:release
+
+> %note%
+> Note
+> 
+> In order to successfully compile min files, Nim must be installed on your system and min must be installed via nimble.
 
 ## Syntax Highlighting
 

@@ -86,6 +86,9 @@ > >        ((< 3) ("Smaller than 3" put!))
 > >        ((true) ("Exactly 3" put!))
 > >     ) case #}
 
+{#op||compiled?||{{null}}||{{b}}||
+Returns {{t}} if the current program has been compiled.#}
+
 {#op||define||{{any}} {{sl}}||{{null}}||
 Defines a new symbol {{sl}}, containing the specified value (auto-quoted if not already a quotation).#}