Table of compilers

As you probably know, compiler.nvim is just a user interface that calls the right compiler depending the filetype of the buffer you are editing. This means you will need to have the actual compiler installed on your system to be able to compile. These are the compilers we use to compile every language.

Language	Compiler
asm x86-64	nasm to compile and mingw-w64 to call the linker ld
c	gcc
c++	g++
c#	csc or dotnet
dart	dart or flutter
elixir	mix run
fortran	fpm run
f#	dotnet
gleam	gleam build
go	go build
java	javac
javascript	node
kotlin	kotlinc
lua	lua
make	make
perl	perl
python	python (interpreted), nuitka3 (machine code), pyinstaller (bytecode)
r	Rscript
ruby	ruby
rust	rustc
shell	sh
swift	swiftc
typescript	tsc and node
visual basic dotnet	dotnet
zig	zig build run and zig build

If you want to use a different compiler, you can fork the project and edit your language in /compiler/languages/ or creating a Makefile.