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# Chinese Whispers
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A project to pass a string between as many languages as I know.
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A project to pass a string between as many languages as possible.
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Has no practical purpose, but it's interesting to see how far I can push the idea. It's also teaching me a lot about IPC.
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Has no practical purpose, but it's interesting to see how far we can push the idea.
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If you know any languages not on the list, please add them! Each file should be named n_[programming language], where n is the number of the program. It should take in a string, and append "Hello from [programming language].\n". It is your resonsibility to add appropriate output IPC to the previous file, so that it can interface with your program.
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If you know any languages not on the list, please add them! Each file should be named `n_[programming language]`, where n is the number of the program. It should take in a string, and append `"Hello from [programming language].\n"`. It is your resonsibility to add appropriate output IPC to the previous file, so that it can interface with your program.
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Chain of messages:
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Any form of IPC or API is acceptable.
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Chain of messages and type of IPC:
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1. NASM x86_64 Assembly
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2. C
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3. Rust
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4. Python
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2. C (SYSV ABI)
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3. Rust (SYSV ABI)
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4. Python (named pipe)
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## Requirements
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- Linux x86_64
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