- Bump the CLI, compiler, runtime, and surface manifest to v0.0.35.
- Publish release notes for faster development builds and compiler correctness fixes.
- Add an explicit executable dev posture using native -O0 builds
- Split large LLVM programs into parallel, independently cached objects
- Preserve release cache compatibility and safe single-TU fallbacks
* perf: lazy-load the compiler from the CLI
- Serve help and version from a lightweight bootstrap and route exact executable cache hits before loading the compiler graph.
- Validate routed hits against compiler, frontend, toolchain, and native dependency proofs with portable cache publication.
* fix: repair lazy executable cache routes
- Bump all published packages to v0.0.34
- Document library caching, lowering, and record-spread performance improvements
- Refresh the compiler surface manifest for the release
* Cache emitted library translation units
- Restore cached C and LLVM translation units on semantic library cache hits while refreshing volatile build identity
- Rebase public C source annotations and strip them from stable native-cache inputs
* Fix cached library source annotations
* Fix cached C source annotations
* Fix cached C newline annotations
* Split volatile library identity code
- Emit build identity getters from a tiny standalone C translation unit
- Cache generated library program objects independently of volatile identity and archives
- Preserve toolchain, runtime, and translation-unit dependency invalidation coverage
* Preserve library identity during localization
* Keep library identity sources private
* Preserve library identity in public emission
* Preserve identity in kept library units
* Reuse IR across comment-only library edits
- Restore validated lowered IR when TypeScript edits change only non-semantic comments
- Rebase source locations and regenerate exact-source sidecar and build identities
- Add semantic invalidation, integrity, and real-cache coverage
* Fix semantic cache lexical validation
* Use canonical IR version in semantic cache
* Fix semantic cache lexical rebasing
* Fix semantic cache Unicode identifiers
- Bump all published packages and the surface manifest to v0.0.30.
- Promote host-callback channels into the marked release notes.
- Include callback registration in cross-target ABI symbol checks.
- Bump all published packages to v0.0.29.
- Promote the mobile library target notes into the release changelog.
- Refresh the compiler surface manifest for the new version.
- Bump all workspace packages and the surface manifest to 0.0.28.
- Promote the changelog entry for cross-platform runtime localization.
- Advance release markers for publishing automation.
- Bump all three published packages to 0.0.27.
- Publish release notes for multi-instance library archives.
- Regenerate the compiler surface manifest.
Bump all published packages to 0.0.26, publish the release notes for the new target and runtime surfaces, and regenerate the compiler surface manifest.
* feat: support wasm32-wasi as a production target
- Add production LLVM WASI codegen with a 32-bit ABI, coroutines, and dynamic modules
- Integrate WASI builds and execution into the CLI with capability diagnostics
- Add differential coverage and document the fourth production target
Co-authored-by: Albert <57402359+bulatovv@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix: address wasm target review findings
* fix WASI guest paths and fetch alias detection
* fix WASI async bridge and fetch detection
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Co-authored-by: Albert <57402359+bulatovv@users.noreply.github.com>
- Bump all published packages to 0.0.25.
- Document fair socket-read scheduling in the release notes.
- Regenerate the compiler surface manifest for the new version.
- Bump workspace package versions to v0.0.24.
- Document the release’s filesystem, encoding, process, array, and performance updates.
- Refresh the compiler surface manifest for the release.
- Stamp all published packages and the compiler surface manifest at 0.0.23.
- Publish release notes for the new runtime, compiler, and web-platform surface.
- Preserve a clean Unreleased section and mark only the latest release body.
- Stamp all publishable packages at v0.0.22.
- Publish release notes for persistent builds and external coverage types.
- Refresh the compiler surface manifest for the release.
- Stamp all publishable packages at v0.0.21.
- Publish release notes for the contract-sidecar fixes.
- Refresh the compiler surface manifest for the release.
- Stamp all publishable packages at v0.0.20.
- Publish release notes for the contract-sidecar improvements.
- Refresh the compiler surface manifest for the release.
- Stamp the runtime, compiler, and CLI packages at 0.0.17.
- Regenerate the surface manifest for the synchronized version.
- Add release notes for the Windows CLI build and run fixes.
- Normalize Windows paths passed through the TS7 virtual filesystem.
- Emit and launch .exe outputs by default on Windows.
- Add targeted regressions and a Windows GitHub Actions smoke test.
Co-authored-by: Khaled Ghallab <171967089+Khaled-Ghallab@users.noreply.github.com>
- Synchronize package versions and regenerate the compiler surface manifest.
- Publish release notes for prompt output flushing and Linux host clang builds.
- Bump all published packages to 0.0.15 and refresh the surface manifest.
- Promote the outbound native FFI notes into the marked release block.
- Verify the workspace build plus plain and sanitized full test lanes.
- Add a strict versioned manifest and direct C ABI lowering for both backends.
- Link declared native inputs through the CLI and compiler APIs with precise diagnostics.
- Cover the ABI under plain and sanitized integration tests and document its contracts.
- `scriptc -v` / `--version` prints the installed version, read from the package manifest so a release build and a source checkout answer the same way. It previously fell through to the compile path and crashed trying to read `-v` as an entry file.
- An unknown flag or a missing flag value now prints one line naming what was wrong, followed by usage. parseArgs' ERR_PARSE_ARGS_* used to escape to the top level and paint a Node stack trace over the terminal.
- Reworded `--backend` help: llvm is the default and the output that ships, c is the readable reference backend for inspecting what the compiler produced.
Chris Tate