Official Scarp ecosystem
Start with the compiler, learn from the docs, try code in your browser, or work in your editor. Each tool is developing at its own pace.
Reviewed . This is a documented snapshot, not a live availability monitor.
Explore the tools
Published prerelease versions are not stable releases. Read each project's compatibility notes before relying on a feature.
Language foundation
Published: v0.0.6-alpha.3
The official Rust interpreter, language implementation, CLI, and release source.
Know before using: Published v0.0.6-alpha.3 adds deterministic topk and topk_values plus temperature-controlled softmax and logsoftmax. Earlier opt-in Rust compiler caches and source inspection remain. No automatic incremental CLI, general native .srp compiler, stable language or integrated LSP.
Reference & guides
Installation, language explanations, tooling reference, and guides in English and Hindi.
Know before using: Some examples are pinned to earlier compiler versions; check each page's compatibility notes.
Try in the browser
Published: v0.0.1
Monaco-based browser editor that runs a pinned Scarp interpreter via Rust/WebAssembly.
Know before using: Experimental browser execution only; native compilation and server-side execution are not offered.
Hands-on learning
Published: v0.1.0-alpha.1
Browsable lessons with runnable .srp source, expected output, and bilingual explanations.
Know before using: Lessons are checked against compiler v0.0.5-alpha.3; examples do not execute inside this site's browser.
Editor tooling
Published: v0.1.2
Syntax highlighting and commands for running and verifying Scarp files with the official compiler.
Know before using: Requires a compatible Scarp interpreter; native compilation and project builds are not supported.
Choose a starting point
The homepage examples and downloads use a separately verified compiler v0.0.5-alpha.1 baseline. Newer project prereleases listed above do not automatically update that baseline.
