v0.3

Solod (So) is a system-level language with Go syntax, zero runtime, and fast C interop.

v0.3 includes these features and improvements:

• Concurrency building blocks: thread, channel, bounded worker pool.
• Synchronization primitives: mutex, condition variable, run once.
• Atomics.
• Low-level JSON API.
• CLI commands to run tests and benchmarks.
• Escape analysis, leak checking, and stack traces.

See the blog post or the changelog for more details.

v0.2

Solod (So) is a system-level language with Go syntax, zero runtime, and native C interop.

v0.2 includes these features and improvements:

• Basic networking.
• UUIDs and hex encoding.
• 32-bit target support.
• WebAssembly support (WASI).
• Freestanding mode.

See the blog post or the changelog for more details.

v0.1

Solod (So) is a system-level language with Go syntax, zero runtime, and native C interop.

v0.1 ships with the following stdlib packages ported from Go:

• io, bufio, and fmt — Abstractions and types for general-purpose I/O.
• bytes, strings, strconv, and unicode/utf8 — Common byte and text operations.
• slices and maps — Generic heap-allocated data structures.
• crypto/rand and math/rand — Generating random data.
• flag, os, and path — Working with the command line and files.
• log/slog — Structured logging.
• time — Measuring and displaying time.

And a couple of its own packages:

• mem — Memory allocation with a pluggable allocator interface.
• c — Low-level C interop helpers.

See So by example for a practical introduction and example apps, or try So online without installing anything.