示例

CI 用登记参数运行每个入口，并逐字节核对 stdout 与 stderr；多模块项目给目录。

入门

fib — Fibonacci two ways: naive recursion, and a tail call that becomes a loop.
fizzbuzz — FizzBuzz: match guards, string interpolation and a `for` over a range.
lambdas — Function values: lambdas, captures, higher-order functions, effect variables.

generics — Generics: type parameters, Option and Result, and the list builtins.
records — Records: literals, field shorthand, functional update, and record patterns.
shapes — Sum types and pattern matching: a Shape ADT, guards, pipes and test blocks.

chars — Characters and code points: making a slug, and the two renderings of a Char.

eqhash — Eq and Hash: the prelude traits behind `==` and hashing.
traits — Traits: a default method, impls for a record and for Int, bounded generics.

handlers — Effect handlers: an interpreter that carries no environment parameter.
tracking — Effect tracking: `!io` in a signature, and the compiler holding you to it.

barriers — Failure in three tiers: `Result` with `?`, `catch_fault`, and `bracket`.

interop — Java interop, worked: the JDK's own static factories, laying out a build.

calc — A four-function calculator: a lexer, a precedence-climbing parser, an eval.
hello_mod — A multi-module project: one directory, three modules, no manifest.
json — A pure-Dawn JSON validator, run against JSONTestSuite's 318 fixtures.
tea_dom_counter — The whole io surface of the demo: one call.
tea_dom_flags — The whole io surface of the demo: one call, exactly as tea_dom_counter's, with `serve_with_flags` in place of `serve`.
tea_dom_search — The whole io surface of the panel: one call, exactly as tea_dom_flags's.
tea_dom_todo — The whole io surface of the demo: one call, exactly as tea_dom_counter's.
tea_dom_todo_keyed — The todo list with its rows keyed by id, which is the demo dawn-lang.dawnop.com mounts; its io surface is one call, exactly as tea_dom_counter's.
tea_todo — An interactive todo list built on packages/tea-core and packages/tea-term, the Elm architecture v1: the model, messages, update and view live in todo.dawn as pure functions. Since renderer knife 3 the io loop lives in the library too (tea_term/runtime.run, incremental repaint included), so this file is down to naming the app's pure hooks: which tree to paint, how a line becomes a message, which ticks the model wants (none), and when to stop.