Varse (pronounced /vɑr:s/) is a small, fast low level programming language designed for direct memory manipulation, no hidden runtime overhead, and predictable compilation with obvious error messages and built in suggestions to help fix it.
def x: 10;
def y: 20;
fn main() {
fn add(x + y) {
let consout = z;
print(z);
}
}No bloat in the compiler, Made to be fast secure and low level all at the same time
Raw memory casting, and inline assembly support built straight into the language for those who know it
Designed for fast builds with direct assembly compilation for x86_64 and ARM64 processors.