Wave

Systems Programming Language

Created by LunaStev

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The information about this project is official and can be found on the TechPedia Wiki and the official website.

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🚀 Quick Start

curl -fsSL https://wave-lang.dev/install.sh | bash -s -- latest

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About Wave

Wave is a systems programming language designed for low-level control and high performance. It has no builtin functions — all functionality is provided through the standard library.

fun main() {
    println("Hello World");
}

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Build From Source

git clone https://github.com/wavefnd/Wave.git
cd Wave
cargo build

Compiler binary path:

• target/debug/wavec (development build)
• target/release/wavec (release build)

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Target Support

Wave follows a tiered platform policy to set clear expectations for stability, CI, and standard library coverage.

🥇 Tier 1 · Primary — Linux, Darwin, WaveOS

• Full standard library support
• Required CI coverage
• ABI stability commitment
• Release-blocking platforms

🥈 Tier 2 · Secondary — FreeBSD, Redox, Fuchsia

• Build support maintained
• Partial standard library coverage
• Open to community collaboration

🥉 Tier 3 · Experimental — OpenBSD

• Compiler build/compile path prioritized
• Minimal standard library coverage

🪦 Tier 4 · Unofficial — Windows

• Build may work in some environments, but is not guaranteed
• No official standard library target at this time
• Community-maintained status

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CLI Usage

wavec run <file>
wavec build <file>
wavec build <file> -o <file>
wavec build <file> -c

Useful global options:

• -O0..-O3, -Os, -Oz, -Ofast
• --debug-wave=tokens,ast,ir,mc,hex,all
• --link=<lib>
• -L <path>
• --dep-root=<path>
• --dep=<name>=<path>

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guidelines before submitting a pull request.

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What can do?

Doom Demo

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Built with ❤️ by the Wave community
_{© 2025 Wave Programming Language • LunaStev • Mozilla Public License 2.0}