Zevic is a small, friendly, natively compiled language that can use C libraries without glue code.

module Main

import Zevic.Console as ZC

fn Main(args: Array<String>) ->Unit {
    ZC.Println("Hello, World!")
}

• Simple: C#-like syntax, explicit types, no implicit conversions, no null.
• C interop built in: call C with extern "C", expose functions with export "C". No header files needed.
• Garbage collected: no manual memory management.
• LLVM backend: the compiler emits LLVM IR and uses clang to build and link.
• Batteries included: zevic (compiler), zevpm (package manager), zevfmt (formatter), built-in test blocks.

Status: early design stage. The language specification is a draft.

Read CONTRIBUTING.md first. Language changes go through proposals in the docs repository.