Thank you. Actually, we used this programming language and its ancestors (this is the fifth iteration since 2010) in many evaluation campaigns and it proved ver

Thank you. Actually, we used this programming language and its ancestors (this is the fifth iteration since 2010) in many evaluation campaigns and it proved very useful. For instance, XML is often the way dataset are exposed and I have encapsulated libxml2 in order to read these files properly. I also provide a kind of BNF grammar compiler to read complex formats and split them into meaningful components. The conversion is really done at the very end of the process, which prevents most errors. Furthermore, Tamgu requires each variable to be explicitly typed in function declarations and for global and local variables, which prevents many of the problems that I used to have with Python. The fact that types are explicit transform many Python runtime errors into compile errors in Tamgu.