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The Flix Programming Language

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
Parent folder
flix.jar	2026-10-18	39.3 MB	0
README.md	2026-10-18	260 Bytes	0
Version 0.79.0 source code.tar.gz	2026-10-18	2.1 MB	0
Version 0.79.0 source code.zip	2026-10-18	2.9 MB	2
Totals: 4 Items		44.4 MB	2

Compiler: Added a new pretty printer based on Wadler-Lindig (thanks gwydd!)
Compiler: Added support for themes to the generated API documentation (thanks Magnus!)
Compiler: Reworked handling of comments in the lexer, parser, and weeder (thanks Magnus!)

Source: README.md, updated 2026-10-18

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