Flare is a statically-typed, block-structured programming language designed for clarity, concurrency, and extensibility. This document describes all core language features, syntax, and semantics.

1. Syntax Basics
2. Variables and Types
3. Functions
4. Control Flow
5. Fibers (Concurrency)
6. Modules and Imports
7. Variants and Tags
8. Built-in Functions
9. Example Programs

See docs/syntax.md for full details.

See docs/variables.md for full details.

See docs/functions.md for full details.

See docs/control_flow.md for full details.

See docs/fibers.md for full details.

See docs/modules.md for full details.

See docs/variants.md for full details.

See docs/tags.md for full details.

See docs/builtins.md for full details.

import std; func main() { std.print("Hello, world!"); } 

For more details on any feature, see the relevant documentation file in the docs/ directory.