Rage is a compiled programming language designed for low-level systems programming. Developed using Rust, Rage utilizes Cranelift for efficient backend code generation and Pest for flexible parsing.

• Low-Level Systems Focus: Tailored for applications requiring direct hardware access and system resource management.
• Built with Rust: Ensures memory safety and concurrency.
• Cranelift Backend: Enables efficient and optimized code generation.
• Pest Parser: Provides a clear and maintainable language grammar.
• Linux Linkage via ld: Support for linking with the Linux loader to streamline executable creation.
• crt1.o Support: Implementing crt1.o as the default runtime for Linux systems. Ensure libc6-dev is installed.
• Libc Compatibility: Integration with standard C library functions for enhanced interoperability.

To start using Rage, follow these steps:

git clone https://github.com/pedrosantayana/rage-lang.git
cd rage-lang
cargo build --release
export PATH=$PATH:/path/to/rage-lang/target/release
rage-lang <file> [options]

var c: i8;
c = 80;

libc_putchar(c);

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.