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Yep, I will emphasize that Crust is a temporary name |
| This document itself has also been largely based on [The Rust Reference] and many definitions have | ||
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I will emphasize that I have allowed myself to copy paragraphs or sentences from Rust Language Reference. It's an open source document and in order to acknowledge their work I have added information about this to the Influences page.
I'm not a lawyer, is there a chance that this note will require something more explicit?
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Closing in favor of #37 |
* refactor: import dojo plugin * feat: dojo compiler db plugin * feat: impl syscall/serde for Position * feat: add compile module (starkware-libs#2) * Compile module * Use compile module for CLI * Cleanup `use`es --------- Co-authored-by: Shramee Srivastav <shramee.srivastav@gmail.com>
CrustIS A TEMPORARY NAMEThis PR adds The Crust Language Reference, a document which specifies the language we want to develop.
The whole book is added at once, so context is easily visible. Please review and discuss it file-by-file as each file describes a separate chapter. (I think GitHub reviews may be better tool here because of the easily accessible
Viewedcheckbox)To run this book locally, install
mdBookand runmdbook serve. You will also need Python 3.10. See readme for more details.Feel free to add any interested people as reviewers, the more feedback the better.
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