TurboPython documentation

TurboPython is a high-performance dialect of Python. It keeps Python's familiar syntax and adds a few extensions that let a program be compiled through C++ into a fast native binary. These docs cover how to write TurboPython and what works today.

• Getting started — installation, a first program, and a ten-minute tour of the language.
• Guide — what changes coming from Python, the ownership model, and idiomatic patterns.
• Compatibility — a precise list of what works today.

A generated API reference will follow.

Early development

The core language compiles and runs real programs, but some ordinary Python constructs are still rejected, the standard library is a subset, and known bugs can produce wrong results silently. Compatibility records what works; the landing page has runnable examples.