# Wantzel

> Wantzel is a compiled, strictly typed language with Pascal-like spelling: strict, fast and verbose, with no dependencies. The compiler is one executable with the standard library inside and writes static Linux x86-64 programs.

Current compiler version: 0.6.0.

## Documentation

- [Introduction](https://wantzel.com/docs/): what Wantzel is and how to read the docs
- [Getting started](https://wantzel.com/docs/start/): download, build and run a first program
- [Language specification](https://wantzel.com/docs/language/): the tour and the binding specification
- [Writing Wantzel](https://wantzel.com/docs/writing-wantzel/): pitfalls, patterns, and from an error message to its cause
- [How-to](https://wantzel.com/docs/howto/): recipes: HTTPS server, background work, resolving names
- [Syntax](https://wantzel.com/docs/syntax/): keywords and spelling
- [Library](https://wantzel.com/docs/library/): every standard-library module and routine
- [Command line](https://wantzel.com/docs/flags/): the command line
- [Design](https://wantzel.com/docs/design/): why the language is the way it is
- [Changelog](https://wantzel.com/docs/changelog/): what changed in the latest versions

## Optional

- [The whole reference as one text file](https://wantzel.com/llms-full.txt): language, syntax, library, command line, pitfalls, recipes, conventions, limits and examples
- [Download the compiler](https://wantzel.com/download/): one file for Linux x86-64