tiny.python.spec

1pub const spec = @import("spec.zig");

1//! The constants below name the one Python version whose subset the package implements and link to2//! its documentation. Python changes between versions, so a reader who checks what a construct3//! should do needs to know which version's rules apply. The target is Python 3.14.0, and its rules4//! are written in the [Python 3.14 language reference](https://docs.python.org/3.14/reference/) and5//! the [Python 3.14 library reference](https://docs.python.org/3.14/library/). The version,6//! `language`, is recorded as three numbers. The two addresses, `reference` and `library`, sit7//! beside it as strings.8/// A Python release number in three parts: major, minor and micro. `language` is the one value of9/// this type in the package, so a caller reads the targeted release as numbers.10pub const Version = struct {11    /// The major version number, 3 in `language`.12    major: u8,13    /// The minor version number, 14 in `language`.14    minor: u8,15    /// The micro version number, 0 in `language`.16    micro: u8,17};1819/// The Python release this package targets: 3.14.0. A caller or tool that needs the release as data20/// reads this constant. The package implements a subset of this release.21pub const language = Version{22    .major = 3,23    .minor = 14,24    .micro = 0,25};2627/// The address of the Python 3.14 language reference, for a reader who needs the rules that the28/// package's syntax and meaning follow. The reference defines the syntax and meaning of the29/// language. The package follows the reference for the part of the language it supports.30pub const reference = "https://docs.python.org/3.14/reference/";31/// The address of the Python 3.14 library reference, for a reader who needs the documented behavior32/// of a built-in function the package provides. The library reference documents Python's built-in33/// functions and types. The package's built-in functions carry the names of Python's: `dict`,34/// `enumerate`, `iter`, `len`, `list`, `next`, `range`, `reversed` and `tuple`.35pub const library = "https://docs.python.org/3.14/library/";