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- Simplicity: the language can be learned in half an hour, less if you already know Go - Simplicity: the language can be learned in half an hour, less if you already know Go
- Fast compilation: ~100k loc right now, ~1.2 million loc once x64 generation is mature enough - Fast compilation: ~100k loc right now, ~1.2 million loc once x64 generation is mature enough
- Easy to develop: the entire language compiles in less than a second - Easy to develop: V compiles itself in less than a second
- Performance: within 5% of C - Performance: within 5% of C
- Safety: no null, no globals, no UB, immutability by default - Safety: no null, no globals, no UB, immutability by default
- C to V translation - C to V translation
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V 1.0 release is planned for December 2019. V 1.0 release is planned for December 2019.
GitHub marks V's code as written in Go. It's actually writtein in V, GitHub doesn't support the language yet.
## Code Structure ## Code Structure
I tried making the code of the compiler and vlib as simple and readable as possible. One of V's goals is to be open to developers with different levels of experience in compiler development. Compilers don't need to be black boxes full of magic that only few people understand. I tried making the code of the compiler and vlib as simple and readable as possible. One of V's goals is to be open to developers with different levels of experience in compiler development. Compilers don't need to be black boxes full of magic that only few people understand.