Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang c8c046fc4: macOS beside Windows and Linux
tiko-lang commits:
040dcf8bf docs: macOS beside Windows and Linux in the book, by-example and the wiki
c8c046fc4 wiki: BSTRING -- José Roca's GitHub edits (1ff7e8a, 93d8590), copied back
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 6bb2a589d: macOS on Apple Silicon (macos-arm64)
tiko-lang 6bb2a589d docs: macOS in the wiki, the book, tiko by Example and the README
Installing on macOS in Quick-Start; the third target in the FAQ, What-Is, Compiler-Option-Target,
LLVM Backend and Feature-Index; foreign-library tags, vendor packages, the C-interop tutorials,
Filesystem, TUI and -norpath on macOS; a macOS paragraph in Compatibility; Fb-Darwin for tiko.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang a60cd1ace: Filesystem split into Filesystem and File Streams
a60cd1ace wiki: split Filesystem into Filesystem (fs + paths) and File Streams
34979fd7b docs: std/http and std/tls -- wiki Category-Http, Function Finder rows, book Ch 24, by-example net/http
0742eb80d target: macos-arm64 (Apple Silicon, Mach-O) -- M1 target plumbing
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang cb2a993ca: Function Finder; DateTime pages; std/codec, uuids, hash, os, process
tiko-lang wiki commits since the last sync (4fc540e04):
cb2a993ca wiki: DateTime pages under their own name, clock and libm pages, no Resume
65f7b6376 wiki: Function Finder covers std/hash, std/os and std/process
1aec087b4 wiki: fix content errors found while writing the Function Finder summaries
07d1bf1f5 wiki: Function Finder -- every function grouped by task, with a one-line summary
d4a7cd76e std/process: commands, children, pipes, Run/Output_/Shell; std/os cross-process tests (stdlib RFC-0001 P5)
4beeec7bb Docs for std/hash and std/os (P3, P4): book Ch 22, 24 and by-example
c8e83c916 std/os: arguments, environment, host facts, exit and interrupts (stdlib RFC-0001 P4)
33f405b35 std/hash: checksums, SHA-2 and HMAC (stdlib RFC-0001 P3)
fb718b97d std/codec and std/uuids (stdlib RFC-0001 P2)
7cfe8b1fb Docs for std/containers P1: book Ch 23, by-example, wiki
f08fc0d67 std/containers P1: PriorityQueue, Deque, BitSet, searching and rearranging
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Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 4fc540e04: PsControls pages; std/fs files, streams and directories
- 7e6fbd4a5 wiki: PsControls -- an overview page, one page per control and support module
- 58c73ab2a std/fs P8: RemoveDirAll on handle-relative primitives
- 1dda25d33 std/fs P7: HomeDir, ConfigDir, DataDir, CacheDir, StateDir, ExecutablePath, ExpandHome
- c6640c372 std/fs P6: walk filters and pruning, path components and safety checks
- fe3c3dc74 tiko build: the link record lives in the module cache, not beside the artefact
- 116fec0b2 std/fs P5: FileId and SameFile, owner, times as Instant, Chown, SetTimesNoFollow
- eb3fcdeb7 std/fs P4: buffered and text layers, ReadLines, size-limited whole-file reads
- aeefc2eeb std/fs P3: File and OpenOptions, the open-file handle
- 61b026923 std/fs: Stream's Read, Write, Seek and Flush are virtual and return a Result
- 8c1d59ae3 std/fs P2: Stream, MemoryStream, Copy
- 3243c7e2a std/fs P1: nine error codes, durable WriteAtomic, atomic no-replace MoveFile, TryExists
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang e262de563: API lists as column tables; Unicode file names; OVERLOAD onto a non-OVERLOAD name
e262de563 wiki: API link runs become column tables
bc78663e8 Unicode file names for the classic file statements on Windows
e687b2cc3 OVERLOAD joins a name whose first declaration lacks it (RFC-0001 F4)
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Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 2e85e705: Filesystem examples for locking, mapping and watching
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 8f015fed: Filesystem reformatted as markdown
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang baf381f8: Result intro; Filesystem describes std/fs
c6328527 Result -- open with what a Result is, for a reader new to it
baf381f8 Filesystem -- Why It Exists describes what std/fs gives a tiko program
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Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 1aea529f: feature pages describe tiko with no FreeBASIC comparison
a4eb7076 Generics -- the code inside a generic is ordinary tiko-lang
4d520ef2 tiko-lang feature pages describe tiko, with no comparison to FreeBASIC
1aea529f PadLeft, PadRight and PadCenter examples pad "tiko-lang"
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Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 3b11bbcd: no legacy win64 target, Feature-Index wording, const as ustring
c460a484 What-Is-tiko-lang -- drop the legacy win64 row from Targets
59c55ad5 drop the legacy win64 target from the remaining pages
38bc243a LLVM Backend -- drop the fbc-built inline-asm module claim
daf69fa6 Feature-Index -- tiko wording, no Win32, drop stale limitations
ee493193 Feature-Index and UString -- 'const as ustring' works
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Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang b0456bd0: describe tiko only -- no FBC-Modern, fbc history, decision numbers, dates, hashes or local paths
Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang c9cc89b1: nullptr, pointer conversions, windows-x86_64, .tiko sources, tiko build -x
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Sync from wiki/ in tiko-lang 2b1b3d49: tiko build, std as real modules, two targets
New page Category-Tiko-Build. Containers and the rest of std are modules
(using containers, not using FB). The targets are win64-msvc and linux-x86_64;
clang is searched on PATH after LLVM's usual install location.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tiko wiki, synced from wiki/ in the tiko-lang repository
tiko as an independent language: new Home, no extension badges, #import and
fixed-width types in samples, .tiko sample names. Source: tiko-lang 183bd378.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The tiko-lang wiki, from wiki/ in the tiko-lang repository
Replaces the placeholder Home page with the 2364 pages of wiki/ as of
tiko-lang 0752e30f.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>