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+# HolyC
+HolyC is a [JIT](jit.md) compiled, imperative [programming language](programming_language.md) created by [Terry Davis](terry_davis.md)
+as the main programming language for his [TempleOS](templeos.md) operating system. Its syntax and semantics resemble the ones of [C](c.md).
+
+HolyC type system is quite minimal and almost for documentation purposes only, making the language almost typeless
+(for example, all integer types are extended to 64 bits). Some other notable features are inline assembly support
+and the ability to embed any kind of data in the source code, including images, 3D models and more
+(on the source of the games included with TempleOS you can see these).
+
+HolyC, unlike regular C is more flexible, it is even used as the shell language in TempleOS.
+
+## Examples
+### Hello World
+```holyc
+// U0 is the void type
+U0 Main()
+{
+    // Lone string literals are a form of implicit print (and printf)
+    "Hello, World!\n";
+}
+
+// HolyC has a toplevel that allows for executable code, unlike C.
+// Main here has to be called explicitly.
+Main;
+```
+
+TODO