MiniLang Compiler 1.2.1
MiniLang Compiler 1.2.1
MiniLang 1.2.1 is a source-only maintenance release of the matching Python
reference and self-hosted compilers. Generated executables remain excluded from
Git and from GitHub release assets; the native compilers are rebuilt and
verified from the tagged sources.
Highlights:
- explicit
///declaration comments in both compiler frontends, kept outside
the runtime AST and generated program; - complete English declaration documentation for the shared standard library
and the self-hosted compiler implementation; - strict MiniDoc configurations and committed HTML and GitHub-compatible
Markdown API references; - the synchronization, native timeout, Linux FFI, socket, project-cache,
assembler, GC and thread-lifecycle hardening accumulated since 1.2.0; and - unchanged Windows x64 PE32+ and Linux x64 ELF64 target compatibility between
the Python and self-hosted compilers.
The acceptance build verifies both compiler suites, strict warning-free MiniDoc
generation, byte-identical shared standard-library sources and documentation,
Windows fixed-point self-hosting, and a native Linux MiniDoc build and test run.
Exact release hashes are recorded in
COMPILER_PARITY.md.
Build the compiler from source by following the repository README. See
CHANGELOG.md and COMPILER_PARITY.md for the detailed feature, performance
and verification record.