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+---
+layout: page
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+title: Fun — Feature Overview
+subtitle: A high-level list of language, VM/runtime, tooling, and ecosystem features in Fun.
+description: Comprehensive feature list of the Fun programming language, its VM/runtime, tooling, build options, and optional extensions.
+permalink: /features/
+lang: en
+tags:
+- features
+- overview
+- language
+- vm
+- runtime
+- stdlib
+- tooling
+- build
+- portability
+- extensions
+- web
+- cgi
+---
+
+This page summarizes the core capabilities of Fun: the language, its virtual machine/runtime, tooling, build options, and the surrounding ecosystem. For in‑depth pages, see also:
+
+- VM opcodes overview: /documentation/opcodes/
+- Optional extensions catalog: /documentation/extensions/
+
+## Language
+
+- Simple, expressive syntax designed for scripting and embedding
+- First‑class functions and function calls
+- Variables, locals and globals with stack‑based execution model
+- Control flow: conditional jumps, returns, and basic boolean operators
+- Arrays and maps as primary collection types (literal construction, indexing, slicing, membership)
+- Strings with common operations (substring, find, split, join)
+- Arithmetic and bitwise integer operations (add, sub, mul, div, mod; band, bor, bxor, shifts, rotations)
+- Exceptions and error handling primitives (throw/try semantics at VM level)
+- Regular expressions support via optional PCRE2 extension (see Extensions)
+
+Notes:
+
+- See the opcode index for the precise stack behavior of each operation: /documentation/opcodes/
+
+## Virtual Machine & Runtime
+
+- Compact stack‑based bytecode VM implemented in C (C99)
+- Deterministic execution model with explicit opcodes for core language features
+- Efficient array and map primitives with indexing and mutation opcodes
+- Built‑in string operations and regex integration (with extension)
+- Minimal error model integrated with VM (throw/try handlers)
+
+## Standard Library (Core)
+
+Core functionality available out of the box in the VM and library modules:
+
+- Arrays: create, push/pop, insert/remove, slice, contains, join, enumerate
+- Maps: create, has_key, keys, values
+- Strings: substr, find, split, replace (with regex), join
+- Math and bitwise ops over fixed‑width integers used by the VM
+
+See the opcode list for the canonical reference: /documentation/opcodes/
+
+## Tooling
+
+- Fun interpreter/runtime executable (target: fun)
+- REPL and small tools (targets: repl, funstx, examples under examples/)
+- Test binaries (target: fun_test, test_opcodes)
+- Formatting helper target (target: format) using clang‑format
+- Make‑like aggregate build target (target: build)
+
+## Build System & Options
+
+Fun uses CMake and exposes toggles that mirror the project’s optionality at build time:
+
+- FUN_DEBUG — enable extra diagnostics in builds
+- FUN_USE_MUSL — build against musl when available
+- FUN_WITH_CPP — enable C++ interop/components where applicable
+- FUN_WITH_RUST — build and link an optional Rust static library with opcode examples
+- FUN_BUILD_DOCS — generate documentation (Doxygen/website pipelines)
+- FUN_WITH_* — per‑extension toggles (see Extensions section)
+
+Targets available for CI/workflows include Experimental/Continuous/Nightly aggregates, plus unit tests and coverage helpers (see CMake targets).
+
+## Portability
+
+- Written in portable C99
+- Designed to build on common Linux environments; musl support available
+
+## Extensions (Optional, Build‑time)
+
+Fun ships with optional integrations that can be enabled per environment. Highlights include:
+
+- cURL (HTTP client)
+- INI (iniparser)
+- JSON (json‑c)
+- libxml2 (XML)
+- SQLite
+- PCRE2 (Perl‑compatible regex)
+- PC/SC (Smart cards)
+- OpenSSL (crypto/TLS)
+- kcgi (CGI/web helper)
+
+See the full catalog with enable/requirement notes: /documentation/extensions/
+
+## Web/CGI
+
+- Optional kcgi integration for building CGI‑style programs and simple web endpoints (see Extensions)
+- Website sources under web/ with Jekyll layouts; generated site in web/_site/
+
+## Testing
+
+- Unit and VM‑level opcode tests (targets: fun_test, test_opcodes)
+- Example scripts under examples/ exercised by CI and manual runs
+
+## Documentation
+
+- Doxygen configuration for API references (Doxyfile)
+- Human‑readable docs under web/documentation/ (opcodes, extensions, etc.)
+
+## Licensing
+
+- Licensed under an OSI‑approved license; see LICENSE at the repository root