The information about this project is official and can be found on the TechPedia Wiki and the official website.
curl -fsSL https://wave-lang.dev/install.sh | bash -s -- latestWave is a systems programming language designed for low-level control and high performance. It has no builtin functions — all functionality is provided through the standard library.
fun main() {
println("Hello World");
}git clone https://github.com/wavefnd/Wave.git
cd Wave
cargo buildCompiler binary path:
target/debug/wavec(development build)target/release/wavec(release build)
Wave separates the platform that runs the compiler from the platform that the compiler generates code for.
The wavec compiler is intended to run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. Release
packages bundle the LLVM components needed by the compiler so users do not need
to install LLVM manually.
Wave can generate native hosted programs when the target linker, system
libraries, and sysroot are available. It can also generate freestanding objects
for kernels, bootloaders, firmware, and other no-OS environments with
--freestanding.
WaveOS is developed as a freestanding target. The current workflow is to run
wavec on a host OS and emit WaveOS boot or kernel artifacts. Running the
compiler inside WaveOS itself is a later hosted-compiler milestone.
wavec run <file>
wavec build <file>
wavec build <file> -o <file>
wavec build <file> -cUseful global options:
-O0..-O3,-Os,-Oz,-Ofast--debug-wave=tokens,ast,ir,mc,hex,all--link=<lib>-L <path>--dep-root=<path>--dep=<name>=<path>
Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guidelines before submitting a pull request.
Built with ❤️ by the Wave community
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