SLACKer Runtime Library

This is a slacker-friendly runtime library for c that allows programmers to use llms even inside their code!

Usage

An example of how to use the runtime library is provided in the example directory. To compile the example, run the following command:

make && ./example

To use the runtime library in your own c code, add the SLACKer folder to your include path and link against the runtime library (see example in example/Makefile).

Then include the following header file in your code (you will get a warning that its not being used, but that's fine):

#include "slacker_runtime.h"

Then, you can use the following functions to interact with the slacker runtime:

malloc - no need to worry about the size of the data type!

int ptr = malloc("size of an integer");

printf - no need to worry about writing nice messages to the console!

printf("write a knock knock joke for the user");

condition - no need to worry about evaluating conditions!

condition("is 2+2 equal to 4???");

Optimisations

You can delete this runtime library, since its calling an llm every time you evaluate a condition, print or allocate memory. This is a very inefficient way to write code, but it is slacker-friendly!

(could do batch calls of the llm at compile time, but that would require effort)