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1.0.0 Beta 4 Pre-Release

teascade released this 2025-08-03 23:50:13 +02:00 | 65 commits to main since this release
Features
- Significantly improved Language Server
  - Autocomplete for functions, imports and struct-fields
  - Syntax Highlighting
  - Semantic Highlighting
  - Go-To-Definition
  - Find-All-References
  - Refactoring
  - All work now in multi-file environments
Fixes
- Fixed some token-range-mappings that were previously broken
Usage
```
./cli hello_world.reid
```
If you wish to pass feature-flags, the CPU-name or change the underlying linker, or add libraries to be linked, they can be set with environment variables like so:
```
# Mark CPU as "generic"
CPU=generic ./cli hello_world.reid

# Mark "f16c"-feature
REIDFLAGS="+f16c"  /cli hello_world.reid

# Set linker to "mold"
LD=mold  /cli hello_world.reid

# Link against libSDL3
/cli hello_world.reid SDL3
```
Requirements
- Linux
- libc
- ld (can be changed)
- whereis
- LLVM 20.1 or newer (because this executable is dynamically linked)
Downloads
- Source Code (ZIP)
- Source Code (TAR.GZ)
- cli
  2.2 MiB
- reid-language-server
  5.6 MiB
- reid-language-server-1.0.0-beta.1.vsix
  117 KiB
1.0.0-beta.3 8d0e3d03d5

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1.0.0 Beta 3 Pre-Release

teascade released this 2025-08-02 13:42:17 +02:00 | 111 commits to main since this release
Features:
- (1b1a5934f5) Lexical Scopes for Debug Info
- (beaba4e7de) Mangled function names for intrinsics, linking against libc without affecting function names
- (13be3e9c02) Namespaced functions in LLVM IR
- (89850d7b4f) Intrinsic malloc instead of the previous alloca
- Intrinsic macro
  - (2303bf757a) include_bytes! macro
- (7234cad5f0) Allow casting &[ty,_ ] into *ty
- (2dd3a5904b) Account for whitespace correctly in lexer and parser
- Language Server
  - Syntax Highlighting
  - Inline error reporting
Bugfixes:
- (e412a2e1d7) Allocator fix
- (bd8994bb37) Linking associated functions fixed
- (deed96bbfd) Fix bitshift operations not using symmetrical types
Usage
```
./cli hello_world.reid
```
If you wish to pass feature-flags, the CPU-name or change the underlying linker, or add libraries to be linked, they can be set with environment variables like so:
```
# Mark CPU as "generic"
CPU=generic ./cli hello_world.reid

# Mark "f16c"-feature
REIDFLAGS="+f16c"  /cli hello_world.reid

# Set linker to "mold"
LD=mold  /cli hello_world.reid

# Link against libSDL3
/cli hello_world.reid SDL3
```
Requirements
- Linux
- libc
- ld (can be changed)
- whereis
- LLVM 20.1 or newer (because this executable is dynamically linked)
Downloads
- Source Code (ZIP)
- Source Code (TAR.GZ)
- cli
  2.2 MiB
- reid-language-server-0.1.0.vsix
  116 KiB
- reid-lsp
  5.5 MiB
1.0.0-beta.2 a60d35c0b0

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1.0.0 Beta 2 Pre-Release

teascade released this 2025-07-28 13:39:39 +02:00 | 171 commits to main since this release
New features:
- Or binary operations (e.g. a || b)
- Xor binary operations (e.g. a ^ b)
- Bitwise and (e.g. a & b)
- Bitwise or (e.g. a | b)
- Bitshifting left and right (e.g. (a << b) >> c)
Bugfixes:
- (8e71c6a47d) Null pointer intrinsic should now work correctly
- (cea756b2ad) Dereffing with casts is now easier, not necessarily requiring outer parenthesis
- (bb7347c97b) Nested binary operations may behave better now
- (2a6aceb052) Calling a.func() when a already is a borrow or mutable borrow no longer should cause issues
Usage
```
./cli hello_world.reid
```
If you wish to pass feature-flags, the CPU-name or change the underlying linker, or add libraries to be linked, they can be set with environment variables like so:
```
# Mark CPU as "generic"
CPU=generic ./cli hello_world.reid

# Mark "f16c"-feature
REIDFLAGS="+f16c"  /cli hello_world.reid

# Set linker to "mold"
LD=mold  /cli hello_world.reid

# Link against libSDL3
/cli hello_world.reid SDL3
```
Requirements
- Linux
- libc
- ld (can be changed)
- whereis
- LLVM 20.1 or newer (because this executable is dynamically linked)
Downloads
- Source Code (ZIP)
- Source Code (TAR.GZ)
- cli-dynamic
  2.0 MiB
1.0.0-beta.1 4844cebd56

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1.0.0 Beta 1 Pre-Release

teascade released this 2025-07-28 00:20:05 +02:00 | 190 commits to main since this release
- Associated functions have been added, and they have a new call-convention
  - E.g. impl Otus { }. Read more here
  - Called e.g. Otus::function(param1, param2)
- Associated functions have a new dot-notation
  - E.g. otus.function(param1, param2)
- Reid is now "feature-complete", meaning no large language-features are planned to be added, simply behind-the-scenes improvements, bug fixes, and such.
Usage
```
./cli hello_world.reid
```
If you wish to pass feature-flags, the CPU-name or change the underlying linker, or add libraries to be linked, they can be set with environment variables like so:
```
# Mark CPU as "generic"
CPU=generic ./cli hello_world.reid

# Mark "f16c"-feature
REIDFLAGS="+f16c"  /cli hello_world.reid

# Set linker to "mold"
LD=mold  /cli hello_world.reid

# Link against libSDL3
/cli hello_world.reid SDL3
```
Requirements
- Linux
- libc
- ld (can be changed)
- whereis
- LLVM 20.1 or newer (because this executable is dynamically linked)
Downloads
- Source Code (ZIP)
- Source Code (TAR.GZ)
- cli
  2.0 MiB
1.0.0-alpha 185bd36cd9

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1.0.0 Alpha Pre-Release

teascade released this 2025-07-27 00:32:16 +02:00 | 220 commits to main since this release
Changelog

Reid 1.0.0 alpha, with many features (too many to list), but e.g.:
- Many types of integers, floats, boolean, and string-literals
- Basic algebra binary and unary-operations (e.g. Add, Sub, Div, Mult, And,
  Not)
- Borrows/derefs, pointers.
- Declaration and call functions with varying parameters and return types
- Type-checking and type-inference such that return-types and
  parameter types must always match.
- Simple logic-operations (e.g. If/And/Or)
- Accessing, defining and initializing structs and arrays.
- Defining and executing For/While loops
- Outputting detailed debug information
- Defining extern functions that can be linked to outside modules such as libc.
- Defining custom binary operations for any two types that hasn't been defined
  previously (such as u16 + u32).
- Different ways to represent number-literals (Decimal, Hexadecimal, Octal, Binary)
- Arrays and indexing
- Structs and accessing
- Strings and string manipulation in standard library
- Type casting
- Intrinsic functions (functions built-in to the compiler, not in standard library)
- Ability to specify types in literals and variable definitions
- Debug Information
- Fix struct initialization (wrong order and missing fields allowe
- Importing types from other modules
- User-defined binary operations
still missing e.g.
- Associated Functions
- Bitwise operations
- Lexical Scopes for Debug Information
- Language Server
Usage
```
./cli hello_world.reid
```
If you wish to pass feature-flags, the CPU-name or change the underlying linker, or add libraries to be linked, they can be set with environment variables like so:
```
# Mark CPU as "generic"
CPU=generic ./cli hello_world.reid

# Mark "f16c"-feature
REIDFLAGS="+f16c"  /cli hello_world.reid

# Set linker to "mold"
LD=mold  /cli hello_world.reid

# Link against libSDL3
/cli hello_world.reid SDL3
```
Requirements
- Linux
- libc
- ld (can be changed)
- whereis
- LLVM 20.1 or newer (because this executable is dynamically linked)
Downloads
- Source Code (ZIP)
- Source Code (TAR.GZ)
- cli
  1.9 MiB

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