Introduction

Sarlin is a statically typed language that compiles through LLVM to a native executable. Its syntax is explicit, semicolon-free and centred on classes assembled from reusable defines.

#### A complete Sarlin program.

func greeting(name string) string {
    return "Hello, " + name
}

func main() {
    local const name string = "Sarlin"
    print(greeting(name))
}

Using this reference

These pages document behaviour supported by the current compiler. Start with the Getting Started guide to build a program, then use the language reference for individual features.

Source files and projects

Sarlin source files use the .sar extension. A file can be checked independently. In a project, every .sar file below the project'ssource/ directory is compiled as one program. Classes and defines are project-wide and require no import statement.