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This is still alpha software, bugs are to be expected. The more complex the code, the more likely it will break.

By day I mainly program in C#, so I won't claim this library is optimized or error free. I mainly undertook this as a learning opportunity. There are currently no longer term plans for what this project will look like moving forward.
By day I mainly program in C#, so I won't claim this library is optimized or error free. I mainly undertook this as a learning opportunity. There are currently no concrete plans for what this project will look like moving forward.

Feel free to raise an issue if you see something could be improved.

## Supported Syntax

The easier a language construct is able to be mapped into WebAssembly the more likely it is to be implemented. I don't currently have any long term plans on what I'm planning on doing with this project.

Below lists the following language features that are supported.

The easier a language construct is able to be mapped into WebAssembly the more likely it is to be implemented.

> Please see the [examples](./examples/) folder for examples of compileable F# syntax that is ready to be used.

### Basic Types
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- [ ] `string`
- [ ] `unit`


* WebAssembly provides builtin support for `int32`, `int64`, `float32` and `float64`. Everything else comes extra.


### Language Constructs

- [x] `let` bindings
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- [ ] collections
- [ ] types
- [ ] tuples, options, results
- [ ] records and untions
- [ ] records and unions
- [ ] structs
- [ ] object oriented programming (class, interfaces, etc)
- [ ] reflection - probably never
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