Riscrithm v1.1 is now available on GitHub, bringing a bunch of much-needed features to the language. You can check out the repository’s README.md for an in-depth presentation of the syntax, complete with code snippets for each section, as well as actual scripts alongside their respective assembly outputs (both with and without optimization). This version is built on top of v1.0, so the parser might look a bit rough. I plan to refactor and clean it up, but it may take a while before another release comes out. Riscrithm v1.1 is designed to provide everything a developer needs for writing low-level code, especially assembly. If you have questions about the syntax or design choices, feel free to ask, though there might be some delays in my replies. Lastly, this release includes compiled binaries of the parser for Windows, Linux, and Apple (both Intel and Apple Silicon), so you can just clone the repository and start using it. Enjoy writing assembly without the boilerplate!