Error compiling from command line.

[Spoiledpay]

Dear,
I'm trying to make a compilation of a simple HelloWorld program and it gives the error. what is missing to make the .exe compilation?

io :: import std.io
fn Main() {
println("Hello World.")
}

output:
E:\ProjetosE\publish>cheezc.exe Hello.che
--int E:\ProjetosE\publish\int --name Hello --out E:\ProjetosE\publish --subsystem console Hello.che
D:\Programming\CheezLang\CompilerLibrary\Parsing\Parser.cs:335 - ParseStatement()
E:\ProjetosE\publish\Hello.che:1:14: Expected newline after statement
1> io :: import std.io
^——
2>

D:\Programming\CheezLang\CompilerLibrary\Compiler.cs:308 - ParseFile()
E:\ProjetosE\publish\Hello.che:1:1: This type of statement is not allowed in global scope
1> io :: import std.io
^———————————
2>

D:\Programming\CheezLang\CompilerLibrary\SemanticAnalysis\TypeInference.cs:3470 - InferTypesIdExpr()
E:\ProjetosE\publish\Hello.che:4:5: Unknown symbol 'println'
3> fn Main() {
E:\ProjetosE\publish> World.")

[Nimaoth]

Hi, I'm suprised someone tried this project out :) I haven't worked on this in a few months. It looks like you used a prebuilt version from the releases page (so 0.4.0 I guess). This version is not up to date with the newest language changes, in fact there's more than a year of progress that's happened after I uploaded that version, so if you take code examples from the README and try to compile them using this version it won't work. I can upload a new release with the newest compiler version which should hopefully work, but I left the project in a messy state so it might take me a few hours.

Thanks for trying it out though :)

[Spoiledpay]

A great job you've done so far. I hope you don't give up. Good work will always be found and explored on Github. I hope that I will be able to upload and publish a new working version as soon as possible so that you can learn more about the language and develop a program using it. I wait for this new version Thank you. great job.