🚀 ProXPL v0.1.0 — Pre-Release

[ProgrammerKR]

⚠️ This is an early pre-release intended for testing, feedback, and community review.
APIs, syntax, and internals may change before the first stable release.

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🧠 What is ProXPL?

ProXPL (ProX Programming Language) is a modern, high-performance programming language designed to combine:

• Python-like simplicity
• C / Go-level performance
• A structured, future-ready compilation pipeline

This release marks the first public milestone of the language.

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✨ Key Highlights

• ✅ Clean, readable, Python-inspired syntax
• ⚙️ Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation to custom bytecode
• 🧩 High-performance Virtual Machine (VM) execution
• 🧪 Static typing foundation for optimizations
• 🔧 LLVM backend integration (work-in-progress)
• 📦 Modular and extensible compiler architecture

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🏗️ Current Status

This pre-release focuses on:

• Core language design
• Compiler and VM groundwork
• Syntax validation and parsing
• Execution pipeline testing

Some features are experimental or incomplete by design.

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❗ Limitations

• ❌ Not production-ready
• ❌ Limited standard library
• ❌ No backward compatibility guarantee
• ❌ APIs and syntax may change

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🤝 Feedback & Contributions

Community feedback is highly encouraged at this stage.

• Report issues
• Suggest syntax improvements
• Contribute to compiler, VM, or docs
• Discuss design decisions

Every input helps shape ProXPL’s future.

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🔮 What’s Next

• Expanded standard library
• Improved diagnostics and error messages
• LLVM-native binary generation
• Tooling (formatter, linter, package manager)
• Performance benchmarking

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Thank you for testing ProXPL and being part of its early journey.
Let’s build something powerful. 🚀

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