Welcome to the Wind Language Documentation
The Future of Programming with Wind
Wind is a powerful, lightweight, and efficient programming language designed to give you full control over performance, memory, and execution. Whether you're building low-level systems or high-performance applications, Wind is the language for you.
Why Wind?
- Minimalistic Syntax: Clean and simple syntax that allows you to focus on logic.
- High Performance: Achieve high performance with low-level control over memory and resources.
- Easy Integration: Seamlessly integrate with existing codebases and systems.
Key Features
- Low-Level Control: Directly manage memory and resources for optimal performance.
- Safe from overflows: Prevent integer overflows and memory leaks with built-in safety features.
Getting Started
Check out the VSCode Extension
Wind has a VSCode Extension that provides syntax highlighting and code snippets to help you write Wind code more efficiently.
To get started with Wind, follow these steps:
- Install the Compiler: Installation Guide
- Hello, World!: Learn how to write your first Wind program with the Quick Start Guide.
- Compiler Documentation: Dive deeper into how the Wind compiler works with the Compiler Docs.
- Syntax Reference: Explore the Wind syntax with the Language Reference.
- Advanced Examples: Check out some advanced examples to see what Wind is capable of.
Examples
Take a look at some code examples to get a feel for how Wind works:
- Basic Syntax Example: Learn how to write a simple program.
- Advanced Performance Example: See how Wind performs in low-level operations.
About & Contributing
Community
Join the Wind community and contribute to the language's growth:
Support
If you run into any issues, check out the Troubleshooting Guide or reach out to the community.
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