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- [Detailed Syntax](Syntax.md)
## Overview
Bits Runner Builder (brb) is a compiler for Bits Runner Code (brc) language, which has been designed for the Bits Runner Builder operating system. It aims to be an opinionated, low-level language, a sort of improved C while providing a revised syntax and a couple of quality of life improvement. It's a simple system programming language, so no class hierarchies, templates, or other unnecessary fluff.
Bits Runner Builder (brb) is a compiler for Bits Runner Code (brc) language, which has been designed for the Bits Runner operating system. It aims to be an opinionated, low-level language, a sort of improved C while providing a revised syntax and a couple of quality of life improvement. It's a simple system programming language, so no class hierarchies, templates, or other unnecessary fluff.
It has been been built with LLVM so it should be fairly performant.
## Main features
It should allow for low-level system programming, so one of the main features is a seamless support for embeded assembly, pointers mainipulation and explicit data handling. For this reason data types have explicit byte-sizes, there is no runtime and the memory is manually managed.
BRC allows for low-level system programming, so one of the main features is a seamless support for embeded assembly, pointers mainipulation and explicit data handling. For this reason data types have explicit byte-sizes, there is no runtime and the memory is manually managed.
The language aims to be simple, easy to reason about and predictable. For this reason there a class-like features, but no inheritance. Composition is much better anyway and doesn't lead to incomprehensible codebases (did I mention that it's opinionated?).