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Spectre Programming Language
Key takeaways
- Spectre is a programming language meant for safe and contract based low-level systems programming.
- It allows for type-level invariants, and function-level preconditions and postconditions, it enables safety through use of immutability by default.
- This documentation aims to act as a user guide for the Spectre programming language.
Spectre is a programming language meant for safe and contract based low-level systems programming.
It allows for type-level invariants, and function-level preconditions and postconditions, it enables safety through use of immutability by default.
This documentation aims to act as a user guide for the Spectre programming language.
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