Timeside concept

//This is Timeside, the language that puts time on your side.
//everything requires a label. They don't need to be numbers, they can be anything.
//timelines are threaded

timeline U1 {
	0-1: start; //can start or stop time. When time starts the program acts procedurally.
	0-2: defn hello () {
		0-3: print "world";
	}
	0-4: stop; //stop time
	0-5: print "hello ";
	0-6: do(reorder(0-5 0-3)); //change control flow and "do" calls the labels
}

timeline U2 {
	1-1: start;
	1-2: forward(6); //waits six statements
	1-3: call(U1); //ends up at label "0-6" due to waiting
}

bang(U2); //call the starting timeline

//new program:

timeline U1 {
	1-1: stop; //time is automaticall stopped anyway, this is for readability.
	1-2: y = add(temp(x) temp(x)); //"temp" is a disposable veriable similar to function arguments. The integer "y" is now "x + x".
	1-3: maketemp(x 2); //makes both instances of "x" 2.
	1-4: reorder(1-3 1-2);
	1-5: start;
	1-6: print y;
} bang(U1);