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 **A dynamic extension language.** Buzz is a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming_language|dynamic language]] that allows one to express complex swarm behaviors with concise scripts. Buzz is designed as an //extension language//. The task of an extension language is to allow the programmer to work at a higher level of abstraction with respect to that of the underlying system. Thanks to its [[buzz_c_cpp|C interface]], Buzz can be used with any kind of robot software that can interoperate with C or C++. This makes it very simple to install Buzz on practically any existing robot, and also integrate it with frameworks such as [[http://www.ros.org/|Robot Operating System]]. **A dynamic extension language.** Buzz is a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_programming_language|dynamic language]] that allows one to express complex swarm behaviors with concise scripts. Buzz is designed as an //extension language//. The task of an extension language is to allow the programmer to work at a higher level of abstraction with respect to that of the underlying system. Thanks to its [[buzz_c_cpp|C interface]], Buzz can be used with any kind of robot software that can interoperate with C or C++. This makes it very simple to install Buzz on practically any existing robot, and also integrate it with frameworks such as [[http://www.ros.org/|Robot Operating System]].
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