Sublime text can be used to run FASTBuild, with this build script. Save this as "FASTBuild.sublime-build", in your user AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages\User directory (or Mac/Linux equivalent location).

{ "cmd": ["C:/Simul/master/Simul/External/FASTBuild/FBuild.exe","-config","$file"] ,"file_regex": "(.)\((.),(.)\): FASTBuild (Error .)$" ,"selector": "source.bff" }

By using the selector "source.bff", it should match up automatically with the syntax (below), but I've not quite figured this part out yet. Here's a preliminary Sublime Text syntax for FASTBuild. Call it "FASTBuild.sublime-syntax" and save it in the same directory.

%YAML 1.2 --- name: FASTBuild file_extensions: [bff] scope: source.bff

contexts: comments: - include: scope:source.c#comments

instring: - match: "[^"]" scope: string - match: " pop: true scope: string strings: - match: " push: instring scope: string

inquotes: - match: "[^']" scope: string - match: "'" pop: true scope: string quotes: - match: "'" push: inquotes scope: string

variables: - match: "\.(\w*)" scope: keyword preprocessor-includes: - match: "^\s*(#\s*\binclude)\b" captures: 1: keyword.control.include.c++ preprocessor-import: - match: "^\s*(#)\s*\b(import)\b" scope: keyword.control.c

preprocessor: - include: scope:source.c#incomplete-inc - include: preprocessor-macro-define - include: scope:source.c#pragma-mark - include: preprocessor-includes - include: preprocessor-import global: - include: comments - include: preprocessor - include: strings - include: quotes - include: variables main: - include: global - match: \b(if|else|for|while)\b scope: keyword.control.c