This is a simple NANORC file that highlights keywords, identifiers, and comments when using the GNU nano editor to code B-Minor. This is mainly to complement writing B-Minor test cases for the University of Notre Dame's CSE 40243/60243 course, Compilers and Language Design.
Running make install will move a copy of the syntax file into your nano syntax highlighting directory /usr/share/nano/, and append to your configuration file to include the new file.
If you do not have root privilege on your machine (i.e. you may be using a student machine), you can instead run make install-curr which will append the path to your current accessable directory to your nano configuration file.
Running make uninstall will remove the syntax file from the directory it was installed to, in addition to reversing the append to your configuration file.
Running make uninstall-curr will reverse the append to your configuration file added from make install-curr.