downloads
A place to start
Start with the canonical source and its green CI artifacts. Versioned beta ZIPs, checksums, release notes, and known limitations appear on GitHub Releases when a release gate passes.
Current public source
The public main branch is authoritative for source, CI, licensing, and releases. Feature branches and local maintainer trees are not public runtime truth.
Public authority model
Outside contributors need one source of truth: the public main branch. Local implementation, staging, website, and generated-manual trees are maintainer workflow details until promoted through a reviewed public change.
What is authoritative
- Source: public
main - Build proof: green CI for the referenced commit
- Distribution: tagged GitHub release with checksum
- Limitations: release notes and Current State page
Promotion convention
Source flow:feature branch -> review + CI -> public main
Website flow:main evidence -> reviewed site source -> verified deployment
Website prose explains evidence; it does not create implementation truth.
Accepted documentation snapshot
The current Markdown manual and 183-page command reference were reviewed and promoted from public source commit be935053. The manual carries the manual-reviewed proof label and contains 4,118 lines and 237 headings.
Latest staged assembled-manual snapshot
These permanent links currently resolve to the assembled candidate generated on 2026-07-23: 26 parts, 191 bound command pages, and 14,542 lines. A stable address is not an automatic freshness claim. A newer local documentation candidate remains review-needed and does not replace these files until its acceptance and staging gates pass. The accepted snapshot above remains the reviewed baseline; see the build manifest for the exact source commit, counts, and checksums.
Source Repository
Public source, history, issues, and the GitHub Pages publication branch.
Build Instructions
Current Windows, POSIX, WSL/Ubuntu, and macOS-oriented build notes.
Runtime Footprint
Observed release payload: dottalkpp.exe, lmdb.dll, sqlite3.dll, and what each file does.
Command Catalog
The reviewed command surface that should be regenerated as DotTalk++ changes.
Command Reference
The accepted 183-page command-reference snapshot and its public-source provenance.
Documentation Progress
The nine-gate publication checkpoint, current follow-up delta, and machine-readable status.
Pinocchio Benchmarks
Historical million-row navigation results, evidence limits, and machine identity rules.
Runtime Evidence
Screenshots and proof artifacts curated as evidence, not release polish claims.
Important Documents
A map of SelfDoc, MDO, generated manuals, matrices, and proof-backed documentation layers.
Project Truth
Observed maintainer layout, authority boundaries, and the current source-to-site relationship.
Website Publication
How implementation truth, staging, reviewed docs, GitHub Pages, and x64base.com are supposed to align.
Current staged downloads
These files are staged from the current implementation tree as reviewed or operator-useful artifacts. They are public derivatives or direct maintainer aids, not replacements for runtime/source proof.
DotTalk++ / x64base Manual Preview
Current DOCX manual preview staged from the implementation tree.
Accepted Developer Manual (Markdown)
Current manual-reviewed artifact: 4,118 lines, 237 headings, 24 sections, and four appendices.
Messaging / Locale Alignment Packet
Current documentation packet for the live runtime messaging and locale surfaces.
Manual Family Runtime Surface Milestone Packet
Milestone review packet for HELP, MANUAL, DDICT, BBOX, and MAINT alignment.
Manual Family Runtime Surface Crosswalk
Crosswalk showing how the manual family maps onto current runtime command surfaces.
Messaging / Locale Runtime Surface Crosswalk
Crosswalk for the live runtime message and locale command surfaces.
Messaging / Locale Command Surface Crosswalk
Crosswalk for command-level messaging and locale publication work.
Download Manifest
Machine-readable manifest of the currently staged important-document bundle.
Documentation Progress Metadata
Machine-readable publication checkpoint, manual counts, benchmark state, and separate missions.
As release packaging matures, this page can grow into a manifest for reviewed binaries, source archives, generated manuals, diagrams, checksums, and proof bundles. Until then, it stays deliberately simple: start with the source, build notes, and evidence pages.