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
- 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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