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Release Notes: This release refines the sentence semantics and makes it clearer. The declarative and the imperative sentences are evaluated similarly now. Several syntax constructs were removed. The “unknown” logical value was removed; the logic is Boolean now.

Release Notes: This release introduces getters. The getter is a stateless link re-evaluated on each request. An assignment statement can be customized for the getter to act as a property. The numeric objects were extended with adapters for a seamless type conversion.

Release Notes: This is a major update to the language semantics. The links and variables are objects now. The notion of “artifact” is gone, replaced by an “object”. The core array objects have been renamed. The syntax of arrays has been simplified.

Release Notes: This release introduces multiple code generation improvements and fixes. As a result, the compiler runs faster and produces smaller executables.

Release Notes: This release introduces a new compilation stage called normalization. This stage is responsible for generated code redundancy elimination and includes different techniques based on a static code analysis. The compiler is now able to “inline” objects in many, quite common, situations, converting object data structures and functions to executable code fragments. This drastically reduces the size of generated executables.