METAx CLI

This document outlines the specifications for METALS, an intermediate programming language designed to facilitate the translation of high-level source code to machine code. METALS aims to provide a platform-independent representation that allows for efficient code optimization and generation.

Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Syntax
3. Semantics
4. Data Types
5. Operators
6. Control Flow
7. Functions
8. Memory Management
9. Built-in Functions
10. Standard Library
11. Toolchain Integration
12. Example Code
13. Appendix

1. Introduction

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2. Syntax

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3. Semantics

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4. Data Types

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5. Operators

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6. Control Flow

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7. Functions

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8. Memory Management

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9. Built-in Functions

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10. Standard Library

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11. Toolchain Integration

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12. Example Code

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13. Appendix

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