Burnout compiler tools inside the editor: compile and run the Cryo language on any backend (Go, Pyro, Node.js, C, x86-64), audit, disassemble bytecode, and inspect tokens/AST — without leaving VS Code.

📚 Official Documentation & Examples

Visit the complete interactive documentation, language specification, and code examples at:
👉 https://victor-477.github.io/Cryo-Pyro-Documentation

Commands

Available in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), the context menu of .cryo files, and the Explorer:

Command	What it does
Burnout: Compile and run	Compiles on the default backend and executes (`Ctrl+Alt+R`)
Burnout: Compile (choose backend)	QuickPick menu with options: Go / Pyro / Node.js / C / x86-64
Burnout: Compile to Pyro (bytecode) and run	`--backend pyro --run`
Burnout: Compile to Go and run	`--backend go --run`
Burnout: Compile to Node.js and run	`--backend node --run`
Burnout: Compile to C	`--backend c`
Burnout: Compile to x86-64 (asm)	`--backend asm`
Burnout: Security Audit	`--audit` (security scan report displayed in Burnout panel)
Burnout: Disassemble bytecode (--dis)	Readable listing disassembly of the generated `.pyro` file
Burnout: Show AST / tokens	Inspection of frontend AST and token stream

Diagnostics & Language Server

Inline Error Squiggles: Lexical, syntax, type, and code generation errors appear as red squiggly lines at the correct line/column.
Language Server Protocol (LSP): Integrated stdlib LSP server (burnout/lsp.py) providing hover information, diagnostics on type, and symbol outline.

Tasks (tasks.json)

There is a burnout task provider. Example:

{
  "version" : "1.0.0",
  "tasks": [
    {
      "type": "burnout",
      "file": "cryo/examples/example_bytecode.cryo",
      "backend": "pyro",
      "run": true,
      "problemMatcher": "$burnout",
      "label": "Cryo: run example"
    }
  ]
}

Settings

Setting	Default	Description
`burnout.pythonPath`	`python`	Python executable used to invoke the compiler.
`burnout.compilerEntry`	(empty)	Path to `burnout/cryoc.py`. Empty = searches the workspace; otherwise uses `python -m burnout`.
`burnout.defaultBackend`	`go`	Default backend for "Compile and run" (`go`, `pyro`, `node`, `c`, `asm`).
`burnout.safeMode`	`true`	Safe mode; uncheck to compile with `--unsafe`.
`burnout.lsp.enabled`	`true`	Enables the Cryo Language Server (hover, diagnostics, outline).

How the compiler is located: if burnout.compilerEntry is empty, the extension searches for burnout/cryoc.py (or Burnout/cryoc.py) in the workspace folders; if not found, it falls back to python -m burnout — which works when the package is installed (pip install -e . in the burnout folder).

Combine with the Cryo Lang extension (syntax highlighting/snippets for .cryo) and Pyro Bytecode (disassembly for .pyro).