• Language core (lexer, parser, interpreter, etc.) (.NET Standard)
• A .NET Core wrapper around language core (mainly to provide unit-testing and launching)
• Import of ConsoleExtensions project (to use the console code editor with syntax highlighting) (a bit unstable)

• Language union (provide inter-transpiling to other popular languages).
• Implementation of common design patterns quickly and simply.
• Convenient, simple and easy to read
• Static typed with less annotations
• High-performance

• Console interactive interpreter (based on C# transpiling) and code editor
• Lexical analyzer
• Syntax parser
• Transpiling to C/C++ or Rust is planned

Now compiler supports interpretation of Axion source with -i option (through embedded code editor) and also file processing with -f "<path>.ax" -m interpret options.

Interpretation is performed by transpiling Axion to C# and running it through Roslyn (still incomplete and doesn't support some syntax).

You can launch compiler with dotnet run Axion.dll in bin folder and type -h in console to get support about arguments for compiler CLI interface.