Falcon (programming Language) - Feathers Standard Library

Feathers Standard Library

Supporting modular programming, Falcon ships with Feathers, the standard module suite, which integrates the built-in core module, containing the basic I/O and language-integrated base functions, classes and objects.

Feather modules currently include:

  • Compiler - Reflexive compiler and dynamic plugin loader module.
  • Configuration Parser - Complete configuration file parser support.
  • DBI - Allows you to connect to various open source databases like MySql, PostgreSQL and SQLite.
  • JSON - Module converting Falcon data and objects to and from JavaScript Object Notation.
  • Logging - High performance parallel logging facility.
  • MXML - Very fast and simple Minimal XML parser (compatible with XML 1.0).
  • Process - Interface to cross platform process support (start, kill, pipes...)
  • Regular Expressions - PCRE 7.x compatible regular expression library interface.
  • Socket - BSD sockets cross platform networking support.
  • Threading (since 0.9.0) - Multithreading structures support.
  • ZLib - Interface for simple compression routines.

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