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A zero-JavaScript static keyword index over the current manual, language, toolchain, systems, evidence and history surfaces.
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alphabetical index§
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JUMP: A B C D E G H I L M N O P R S T V W
A§
- ABI · DBYTE64 — current SysV64 and Win64 calling convention, narrow values, aggregates, stack arguments and alignment
- API + stdlib — language API, hosted compatibility modules, systems surface
- Archive · frozen — history, old versions, V11 evidence
- Allocator · AllocatorRef — explicit v12.1 allocator capability and providers
- Array[T] — v12.1 owned allocator-bound contiguous buffer
B§
- Bare metal — freestanding, Multiboot, kernel
- Borrow · borrowing — borrow, slice, StringView, ownership
- Binary patching · firmware · byte task — exact release patcher, generated fixture, output hash
- Build · run · test — hosted walkthrough and native ELF32 object walkthrough
C§
- C ABI · i686 base — v12.0 cdecl interoperability retained as base lineage
- COFF · PE32+ — current AMD64 COFF object and PE32+ static executable contract
- Canonical HIR · HIR — typed HIR, semantic authority, concrete HIR
- Concepts · affine destruction · cleanup graph — plain-language v12.1 runtime vocabulary
- Closures — capture, callable, function values
- Checksum · SHA-256 · hash mismatch — frozen package identity and stop condition
- Create your own program — folder, working directory, hello.dby, check, run, VM
- Contribution · bug · pull request — reproducer, fixture, verifier, evidence packet
D§
- Defer — lexical cleanup, scope exit
- Diagnostics · errors — TypeError, RuntimeError, generic recursion
- Drop · destruction · cleanup glue — v12.1 affine cleanup graph and .dbyte.drop metadata
E§
- ELF64 · Multiboot2 — current ELF64 object, bare-metal image and static Linux executable contract
- ELF32 · v12.0 base — historical i686 object and executable pipeline
G§
- Generics · monomorphization — generic function, generic struct, specialization
H§
- Host · target — current v12.2 target matrix, Windows host package, released x86_64 Linux/Windows/bare-metal targets and host-vs-target boundary
I§
- Install — current v12.3 Windows x64 package, SHA-256, extraction
- Intrinsics · native.* — privileged CPU, memory, ports, interrupts
L§
- License — GPL-2.0-only, runtime exception status
- Linux runtime — current x86_64 Linux syscall/runtime and static ELF64 target contract
- Linker · v12.0 base — historical i686 first-party linker contract
- Linker · ELF64 — current internal static ELF64 link contract
- Language learning map · prerequisites — beginner, intermediate and systems reading order
M§
- Match · payload enums — match, exhaustive, enum payload
N§
- Native targets — current x86_64 none, Linux and Windows target matrix
O§
- Ownership · move · Copy — ownership, move, borrow
P§
- Project · Dbyte.toml · test-runner boundary — shipped project manifest example; test layout is documented but not canonical
- Proof · verification · evidence — reproduce, verifier, QEMU, acceptance
- PATH · command not found — relative executable proof, Get-Command, PATH discovery
- PowerShell · execution policy — helper-script boundary; no global policy weakening
- Previous · next navigation — sequential navigation across Start, Language, Toolchain and Reference
R§
- Runtime quickstart · shipped parity source — hosted Array/String fixture, tree/VM commands, source-defined FAIL sentinel
- Runtime parity · how to read the fixture — Array, borrow, mutate, clone, UTF-8, nested ownership and tree-vs-VM parity
- Result · error propagation · ? — Result, Option, question mark
- Roadmap — v12.1 runtime and v12.2 modern-native foundations shipped; older numbered roadmap assignments are superseded
S§
- StringView · slice — borrowed text, slice, view
- Stdlib · standard library — std.fs, std.buffer, std.binary, std.env
- String · owned UTF-8 — v12.1 owned byte string, validation and allocator identity
- SysV64 ABI — current Linux-side DBYTE64 C ABI and callback contract
T§
- Target matrix — capability by hosted, VM, i686 profiles
- Tutorial · zero to useful — verify, hello, tree, VM, byte task
- Troubleshooting · install failures — ZIP path, archive, hash, PATH, execution policy
- Test layout · project convention — frozen CLI, shipped project example, repository convention
V§
- Version · release — v12.3.0 current VM and collections foundation; v12.2 native foundation; v12.1 runtime foundation; v12.0 canonical base
- V0 → V12 history — eras, release lineage, tag ledger
W§
- Windows runtime — current x86_64 PE32+ runtime and KERNEL32 import boundary
- Win64 ABI — current DBYTE64 Windows C ABI, stack and alignment contract
status vocabulary§
CURRENT = current release documentation. SUPPORTED = released and supported in the stated surface. DOCUMENTED = specified or documented but not necessarily a distributed host package. COMPATIBILITY = retained historical or hosted surface. PROPOSED = roadmap design only. DEFERRED = intentionally outside the current release. NOT RELEASED = no current release artifact. FROZEN = historical evidence that keeps its original identity.
SOURCE POLICY: supplied release artifacts define package evidence; v12.0 tagged mirrors remain the base language authority; v12.1 defines the owned runtime foundation; v12.2.0 defines the modern-native semantic layer; v12.2.1 defines its packaging correction; v12.3.0 defines the current VM and collections foundation. Unsupported claims are not upgraded by prose.
Platforms + roadmap§
Platform status — current v12.3 package and v12.2-owned native target truth, host-vs-target law, and explicit nonclaims.
API catalog — language + hosted stdlib + systems boundary.
Roadmap — v12.1 runtime and v12.2 modern-native foundations shipped; older numbered roadmap assignments are preserved only as superseded history.
Modern native release — released ELF64, SysV AMD64, COFF/PE32+, Win64 and bare-metal contracts remain semantic contracts in v12.2.0; v12.2.1 changes packaging only.