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• Tri/ - Main executable application
• Trilang/ - Core language implementation library
  • Lexing/ - Lexical analysis components
  • Parsing/ - Parser implementation
  • Semantics/ - Semantic analysis
  • Symbols/ - Symbol table management
  • Compilation/ - Compilation pipeline
  • IntermediateRepresentation/ - IR generation and manipulation
  • Lower/ - Lowering transformations
  • OutputFormats/ - Code generation backends
  • Metadata/ - Metadata handling
• Tri.Tests/ - Unit tests using NUnit framework
• example.tri - Example Tri language source file

• .NET 9.0 or later

To build the project:

dotnet build

To run the Tri compiler:

dotnet run --project Tri

To help with command-line options:

dotnet run --project Tri -- --help

To run tests:

dotnet test

See for a sample Tri language program demonstrating the syntax and features: example.tri.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Add tests for new functionality
5. Ensure all tests pass
6. Submit a pull request

See the LICENSE file for details.

See the CODEOWNERS file for maintainer information.