A concurrent systems language with a model-checked, GC-free runtime — typed message-bus concurrency, data-race-free by design.
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A concurrent systems language with a model-checked, GC-free runtime — typed message-bus concurrency, data-race-free by design.
Ion is a systems programming language transpiled to human-readable C. It enforces memory safety via move-only ownership and stack-local references (no GC). Concurrency is handled through a channels-only model backed by OS threads and structural Send checking.
🚀 Transpile Ion to C efficiently, leveraging move-only ownership and channels for safe concurrency in a modern systems programming environment.
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Moop Embedded Runtime - Quantum-ready substrate (40KB, no GC, 1M ops/sec)
Jda: A high-performance systems language bootstrapped from assembly. Beats C on sudoku & LZ77. Self-hosted compiler, no GC, built-in concurrency & ML.
Pluto is a compiled language that aims for the simplicity, readability and expressiveness of scripting languages with the safety and performance of C/C++, Go. A Go front‑end lowers .pt/.spt to LLVM IR and native binaries. Features include range‑driven auto‑vectorization, scope‑based memory (no nulls, no OOB, no GC), and concurrency by construction.
Miva: Memory-safe, Verifiable, Predictable. A systems language that’s simpler than Rust, safer than Go, faster than Python. Building a safe, zero-cost systems language with explicit ownership and no GC. Compiles to C++.
A dynamically typed programming language that doesn't use garbage collection.
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