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Bau is a new language (https://github.com/thomasmueller/bau-lang).
It transpiles to C. But unlike C, it is memory-safe, so array bounds are checked,
either at runtime, or at compile time. In this case, they are checked at compile time.
(The C source code is somewhat readable actually.)
Right not, the transpiler is written in Java, which complicates things a bit.
I have added "make transpiler" to download, update, and build the transpiler.
FYI there's a playground that shows the C code:
https://thomasmueller.github.io/bau-lang/ - but do not try to run the source code in this PR, because that will consume 100% CPU :-) because this is run in interpreted mode (in the interpreter, which is then interpreted via Javascript...) You first need to change the limit to eg. 4000.