Answers to common questions about the TechScript programming language.
TechScript was designed to make programming readable and accessible. By removing brackets, semicolons, and symbol noise, it lets developers focus on system logic.
No. Since version 1.0.2, the compiler and VM have been rewritten entirely in Rust. It compiles down to standalone native binaries with no external runtime dependencies.
TechScript executes code extremely fast. The virtual machine uses NaN-boxed value registers, meaning numbers, references, and booleans are stored directly on a 64-bit stack. It evaluates 1 million loop iterations in approximately 2.9 seconds.
Yes! The compiler features an LLVM code generation backend, compiling .txs scripts directly into native standalone machine-code executables.
Install the TechScript extension (editors/vscode folder). This configures syntax highlighting, auto-completions, formatting, and triggers the built-in LSP language server.