compiler(Keyword)

Is a type that refers to systematic analysis part of the compiler. systematic analysis is are were symbols and types are checked.

it is used the make new symbols,type,funcions. and can used to read compiler data and Settings.

bool onwindows = compiler::IsBackendWindows();

Methods

Funcion	Parameters	Return	Description
IsBackendC11	None	eval bool	Is true if are targeting the C backend.
IsBackendWasm	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting Wasm for the web.
IsBackendUCodeVM	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting the UCodeVM.
IsBackendWindows	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting windows.
IsBackendLinux	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting Linux.
IsBackendMacOS	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting MaxOS.
IsCpuX86	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting X86 Chips.
IsCpuArm	None	eval bool	Is true if we are targeting Arm Chips.
IsDebug	None	eval bool	Is true if the Debug flag was set.
HasFlag	[char[\] Name]	eval bool	Is true a flag exists.
GetFlagValue	[char[\] FlagName,out char[\] OutValue]	eval bool	returns the flag if it exists and sets OutValue the to the Associated value as a String.
GetFlagValue	[char[\] FlagName,out int OutValue]	eval bool	returns the flag if it exists and sets OutValue the to the Associated value as a int.
GetFlagValue	[char[\] FlagName,out bool OutValue]	eval bool	returns the flag if it exists and sets OutValue the to the Associated value as a bool.
GetFlagValue	[char[\] FlagName,out float OutValue]	eval bool	returns the flag if it exists and sets OutValue the to the Associated value as a float.

[!IMPORTANT]

GetFlagValue and HasFlag is not implemented in the compiler right now.