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Version: v4 Date: 2026-05-09T15:51:11.977088+00:00
Compiler Vitte
The compiler is treated as a Vitte-owned surface, with the driver, grammar, and snapshot checks moving together as one repository path.
Get Started
- Install Vitte from the Download page.
- Open Documentation and start with top pages.
- Join Community for contribution workflow.
Proof-First Snapshot
Dernière mise à jour: May 14, 2026
Build ID / Commit: docs-v4 / main (see status.html)
Known issues
- Some legacy pages still contain mixed EN/FR wording and are being normalized.
- Extended a11y checks are available but not enabled by default in docs smoke CI.
Compatibility matrix
| Platform | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Linux | Supported | Primary CI path |
| macOS | Supported | Desktop and Apple Silicon workflow |
| Windows | Supported | Toolchain and docs assets verified |
Where to begin
If you are new here, the fastest path is simple: read the handbook, open the source view, then check the current news. If you are debugging something, start with diagnostics. If you are deciding what to do next, use the suggestions page. The site is organized so each page answers one question cleanly instead of forcing you through a long detour.
- Documentation for the compiler surface and the book.
- Source for the implementation path and current architecture notes.
- Diagnostics for fast error triage.
- Suggestions for the next practical action.
Example: use this site
# Pick the page that matches your goal
1. Read the feature: open doc.html
2. Inspect the code: open source.html
3. Debug issues: open diagnostics.html
4. Choose the next action: open suggestions.html
# Search for a topic from the docs page
open doc.html and type "diagnostic", "parser", or "build" in the search field
# Confirm with a focused task
run make quickstart-check or open news.html for the latest updates
This example shows the intended site flow: learn from docs, inspect source, debug with diagnostics, then act with suggestions.