Code you can read.
Express ideas with functions, structs, enums, and familiar control flow. Keep the program—not the scaffolding—at the center.
Read the quick start →A small language for people who want to understand their code and turn it into real executables.
Express ideas with functions, structs, enums, and familiar control flow. Keep the program—not the scaffolding—at the center.
Read the quick start →Work with collections, files, processes, networking, and concurrency as your program grows.
Explore real programs →Compile directly to native executables. Your programs do not require a language virtual machine.
Get started →Arkos is independently developed and still evolving. Check the project’s setup notes and examples for the capabilities supported by your version.
The language is free to use. Free to use does not mean open source; consult the project’s license terms before redistributing or modifying compiler code.
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