No side effects, no surprises.

  1. Welcome
    1. What is the V language?
    2. What problem does this solve?
    3. “Working knowledge” is a critical dependency
    4. System documentation through executable rulebooks
    5. Usage scenarios
  2. Traits
    1. No side effects
    2. Declarative statements
    3. Objects
    4. Syntactic rules
    5. Sample
  3. Interpreter
    1. Language vs. Interpreter
    2. Rulebooks
    3. VLI Architecture
    4. Processing flow
    5. Object scope
    6. Object composer
    7. Dependency tree
    8. Resource evaluator
    9. Variable substitution
    10. Rule validator
    11. Trip-point emitter
  4. Installation
    1. Prerequisites
    2. Download
    3. Setup
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Rulebooks

A set of resource objects and validation rules specified in the V language can be written with one or more source code files. By convention these filenames use the filename extension.

Source code files placed in a common directory are collectively referred to as a rulebook.

Interpreter execution settings for a rulebook can be placed in a rulebook-options file.