A cross-platform ahead-of-time Lua compiler and runtime, using C++20 backend
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A cross-platform ahead-of-time Lua compiler and runtime, using C++20 backend
Statically-typed language designed for AI agents to write correct, maintainable code. Explicit ownership, no hidden effects.
High-performance native compiler that compiles TypeScript into standalone machine code binaries with Node.js semantics.
A modern AOT systems programming language with Python-like syntax, memory safety, no GC, LLVM backend, and first-class freestanding support.
Integrating Spring Native into Spring Boot Microservice
Pre-release clean-room TypeScript 7.0.2 compiler and JavaScript runtime in Rust, with type checking, a tsc-compatible CLI, JIT/AOT execution, and Lean 4 models.
Fast WASM compiler
Static INT8 AOT compiler that turns fixed PyTorch MCU models into standalone C11
Gradle plugin for building embedded Java applications on bare metal micros, like the Raspberry Pi
A GitHub API client library for .NET with AOT Support
Rivet is an LLVM-based statically typed programming language for bare-metal embedded systems (ARM Cortex-M). Designed as a safer, more readable alternative to C, it compiles directly to optimized machine code with zero runtime and explicit memory control.
A from-scratch, ahead-of-time JavaScript/TypeScript to WebAssembly compiler in Rust — swc frontend, a small enum IR, wasm-encoder codegen, wasmtime runtime. No JIT, no interpreter.
Dasher - Rust LLVM-based AOT native compiler for santa-lang, compiling to optimized machine code
A modern, AOT-compiled programming language designed from the ground up for writing ultra-efficient background services, scheduled tasks, and stateful workflows.
An EVM AOT & JIT compiler using LLVM
simple expressional language
A Python runtime written in Rust: a tiered JIT for running, an AOT compiler that emits Rust for shipping.
Corros: a self-hosting, bytecode-compiled programming language written from scratch
A minimal ahead-of-time compiler for the Trypillia language that produces native x86_64 ELF binaries without external dependencies.
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