F-flat-minor is a compact stack-oriented language built around one runtime value type: big integers.
Programs manipulate a data stack, execute words as they are encountered, and can treat code pointers as ordinary stack values. That makes the language small in surface area while still supporting quotations, user-defined words, macros, and reusable libraries.
Use this page as the starting point for the docs section:
- Continue to the reference landing page for the full documentation map.
- Open Quick help for a compact language refresher.
- Jump to Core primitives for the VM-level word table.
The manual section will grow to cover syntax, semantics, tutorials, and design notes, while the reference section continues to track generated API-style documentation for core words and ff/lib modules.