VinciLanguageCompiler

VinciLanguageCompiler is a simple application that allows you to take advantage of a newly created programming language called Vinci. It can be used to perform a range if simple operations, but, on the whole, it offers very limited functionality.

Straightforward compiler for the Vinci language

Of course, you are not likely to be familiar with the specialized syntax used by this language, so you may wish to copy the examples provided during the installation process.
The arguments you can use to create a program are certainly not complex, although this is likely because of the limited number of functions that are supported.
A basic text editor is available for writing commands, and you can use any of the fonts installed on your system. Sadly, however, syntax highlighting is not supported.

Simple programming language that does not come with adequate documentation

VinciLanguageCompiler allows you to write programs that display message boxes, launch or shut down applications, perform simple calculations, play songs or download files.
However, the supported commands are not listed in a single document, which means you have to navigate through the help menu and copy the arguments manually whenever you want to insert a specific element.
This utility may be useful for novices who wish to get used to writing and compiling code, but it may be better to start with a more versatile language, as Vinci has no practical applications outside of this dedicated compiler.

Save your projects and work on them at a later date

When you have finished writing the code for a certain program, you can compile it. A progress bar is displayed while this process is underway, although the operation seems to take much too long considering the simplicity of the executed code.
The program can also be saved to a separate project file and edited or compiled later.
Overall, VinciLanguageCompiler is a straightforward application that enables you to write and compile code using the Vinci programming language. It does not have too many real-life uses however, and it does not offer adequate documentation.