Two manuals. Sanguis is the language you write; BloodCode is the machine it compiles to. Read whichever you came for.
The language: getting started, the reference, builtins, the execution model, examples, the compiler pipeline, and the Marrow terminal.
The machine: the frozen 29-slot instruction set, semantics, conformance, determinism, and the artifact format.
Marrow, the terminal that ships with the toolchain, runs in your command prompt: editor, file tree, and runtime panel in one window. Type sanguis tui and you are in.
Sanguis 3.9.4 · Iteration:Turn