Introduction

Frost is a modern systems programming language that combines the speed of C with modern language features. It offers static typing and compiles to LLVM IR, delivering high performance while remaining accessible and easy to learn. Whether you're building system tools or performance-critical applications, Frost provides the low-level control you need with the convenience of contemporary programming practices.

Features

• Static Typing: Frost is statically typed, catching errors at compile time rather than runtime.

• Modern Syntax: Frost's syntax is clean and expressive, making it easy to read and write.

• LLVM Backend: Frost compiles to LLVM IR, providing high performance and compatibility with a wide range of platforms and toolchains.

• QOL Features: Frost includes modern conveniences like defer for resource management and interoperability with anything that speaks C.

Example

import "https://frost-lang.deno.dev/std/io.ff"

main: never -> int = {
    printf("Hello, world!\n")

    0
}