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A compiler that argues back. Contracts, units of measure and effect annotations, in a language that compiles to native code through LLVM.
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A small statically-typed compiled language with an LLVM backend - ownership and moves, generics, modules, contracts, units of measure, and effect annotations.
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A small statically-typed, compiled language that produces real native
executables via LLVM. Structs, methods in impl blocks, fixed-size
arrays, references, and error messages that tell you what went wrong.
New here? Getting started walks from an
empty file to a multi-file program in about twenty minutes. This
README is the reference; that is the tutorial.
Prebuilt Windows binaries are on the
releases page;
everything below is for building from source.
Soliton is a C++20 project built with CMake. You need:Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A small statically-typed, compiled language that produces real native
executables via LLVM. Structs, methods in impl blocks, fixed-size
arrays, references, and error messages that tell you what went wrong.
New here? Getting started walks from an
empty file to a multi-file program in about twenty minutes. This
README is the reference; that is the tutorial.
Prebuilt Windows binaries are on the
releases page;
everything below is for building from source.
Soliton is a C++20 project built with CMake. You need:Read the full README ↗