Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
TypeSOL turns TypeScript into Solana programs
An open-source compiler translates a subset of TypeScript into native Solana SBF programs with Anchor-compatible IDLs.
- For
- Developers building Solana programs
- Worth noticing
- The example traces a TypeScript instruction through six checks, including account ownership, instruction-data length, and checked u64 arithmetic.
Field notes
The counter walkthrough maps a TypeScript function to generated C and labels the generated checks in sequence, including account count, signer status, writability, ownership, discriminator, and data length. It also shows little-endian decoding of an eight-byte `u64` argument and a checked addition that returns an overflow error instead of wrapping. The page links to examples covering account data, program-derived addresses, token operations, and cross-program invocation.
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