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The Wave Language Team is proud to announce the release of v0.1.8-pre-beta. This update marks a definitive turning point, evolving Wave from an experimental project into a robust and modern systems pr
The evolution of a systems language is marked by its ability to balance high-level expressiveness with low-level precision. Today’s update brings three foundational features to Wave that empower devel
We are excited to announce a major infrastructure update that transforms Wave into a truly portable toolchain. Whether you are building for a modern Apple Silicon Mac, a heavy-duty x86_64 Linux server
As Wave moves closer to becoming a production-ready systems language, we are focusing on providing the primitives necessary for low-level memory management and robust platform abstraction. Our latest
To build an operating system, a driver, or a high-performance engine, a developer needs absolute control over memory and state. Our latest update delivers this control by introducing foundational syst
Multiboot2 + Long Mode + LLVM-Based Kernel Execution Recently, code written in the Wave language successfully operated as a kernel that boots in actual 64-bit Long Mode. Overall Structure GRUB → Mult
