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Roadmap for 2024 and a retrospective for 2023 (#3564)

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We propose a roadmap for 2024 focused on a working Carbon toolchain that
supports Carbon ↔ C++ interop.

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Co-authored-by: Richard Smith <richard@metafoo.co.uk>
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- A prototype interpreter demo that can both run isolated examples and gives a
detailed analysis of the specific semantic model and abstract machine of
Carbon. We call this the [Carbon Explorer](/explorer/).
- Early components of a full [compiler and toolchain](/toolchain/) that can
compile Carbon (and eventually C++ code as well) into standard executable
code. This is where most of our current implementation efforts are directed.
- An under-development [compiler and toolchain](/toolchain/) that will compile
Carbon (and eventually C++ code as well) into standard executable code. This
is where most of our current implementation efforts are directed.
If you're interested in contributing, we would love help
[completing the 0.1 language designs](/docs/project/roadmap.md#complete-design-coverage-of-the-01-languages-necessary-features),
and
[completing the Carbon Toolchain implementation of this design](/docs/project/roadmap.md#a-toolchain-that-can-build-a-minimal-mixed-c-and-carbon-program).
We are also currently working to get more broad feedback and participation from
the C++ community. Beyond that, we plan to prioritize C++ interoperability and a
realistic toolchain that implements the 0.1 language and can be used to evaluate
Carbon in more detail.
If you're interested in contributing, we're currently focused on
[developing the Carbon toolchain until it can support Carbon ↔ C++ interop](/docs/project/roadmap.md#objective-for-2024-a-working-toolchain-that-supports-c-interop).
Beyond that, we plan to continue developing the design and toolchain until we
can ship the
[0.1 language](/docs/project/milestones.md#milestone-01-a-minimum-viable-product-mvp-for-evaluation)
and support evaluating Carbon in more detail.
You can see our [full roadmap](/docs/project/roadmap.md) for more details.