Types

Data types in tpl-lang are the main mechanism for managing memory and data.
Most of them have size, range and analogue in C (because of LLVM backend)

Here's the table of avaible types in compiler:

Type	Size (bits)	Description	C analogue	Range
int8	8	8 bits signed integer type	char	0 to 255
int16	16	16 bits signed integer type	short	-32 768 to 32 767
int32	32	32 bits signed integer type	int	-2 147 483 648 to 2 147 483 647
int64	64	64 bits signed integer type	long	-9 223 372 036 854 775 808 to 9 223 372 036 854 775 807
bool	1	Boolean type (true - 1, false - 0)	bool	0 to 1
char	1	Char type	char	0 to 255
str	8	String type	char*	-
void	1	Void type (just null value)	void	-
array	-	Array of any type	int var[], char var[], bool var[]...	-
fn	-	Function/Closures type	-	-
auto	-	Automatically defines the type	-	-
pointer	-	Points to special memory address	-	-

Examples

Integers:

int8 a = 5;
int16 b = 123;
int32 c = 5555;
int64 d = 123123;

String:

str name = "Jason";
str surname = "Statham";

Boolean:

bool is_true = true;
bool is_false = false;

bool it_works = true;
bool any_errors = false;

Void:

void variable;
void another_variable = some_void_func();
void null_val = null;

Arrays:

int8[3] a = [1, 2, 3];
auto b = [3, 2, 1];

Pointers:

int32* ptr;
*ptr = 5;


int32 variable = 10;
int32* var_ptr = &variable;

*var_ptr = 3;