What is DPL?
The Dust Programming Language (DPL) was created to give Dust LLC full creative, architectural, and legal ownership over a computation stack capable of expressing physical, quantum, and phase-based systems.
DPL is not a derivative language. It is designed from first principles to support cross-architecture execution, formal phase semantics, and long-term research evolution.
Core Design Goals
- Original syntax and semantics — no legacy language inheritance
- Cross-architecture execution (classical, quantum, phase)
- Phase-native abstractions as first-class constructs
- Deterministic semantics where physically admissible
- Designed for physics, engineering, and systems research
- Open source under the Dust Open Source License
Example (Conceptual)
// DPL — illustrative example
phase system Φ {
admissibility: global
coherence_limit: finite
}
process evolve Φ {
enforce phase.consistency
emit observable
}Syntax shown is illustrative and subject to formal specification.
Open Source
DPL is released under the Dust Open Source License, which preserves Dust LLC copyright, patents, and trademarks while allowing open collaboration and derivative works under explicit terms.
All derived works must visibly acknowledge:
Copyright © Dust LLC
Project Status
- Language specification — in active development
- Formal white paper — published internally
- Compiler and tooling — upcoming
- Reference implementation — planned