An object-oriented esolang.
Its name comes from the fact that it has no primitives, and basic things like numbers or arrays must be implemented using classes.
There are a few example programs located in the samples directory of the repo, in order to run them you will need their dependencies, which are located in std (which is found in the repo) and generated (which you will need to generate manually).
To generate files, use the generate subcommand.
{path to advanced cli} generate {name of the generator} -c {count of the things to generate} -o {output file}
You can generate all of them with recommended settings using this command:
{path to advanced cli} generate class_number -n 10000 -o generated/class_number.adv
{path to advanced cli} generate instance_number -n 10000 -o generated/instance_number.adv
{path to advanced cli} generate array -n 16 -o generated/array.adv
{path to advanced cli} generate builtin -o generated/builtin.adv
All of those generators generate their respective libraries, with the exception of the builtin generator which dumps the contents of the builtin library (mostly for debug purposes, no program will depend on that).
To run an Advanced program:
{path to advanced cli} run {path to the file}