Carp is a statically typed Lisp compiler that compiles Lisp-like syntax directly to C source code, enabling seamless integration with existing C libraries and low-level system programming. It manages memory deterministically at compile time using ownership tracking and linear types, eliminating garbage collection pauses and runtime overhead while ensuring type safety through an inferred static type system. The language distinguishes itself through compile-time macro expansion and metaprogramming capabilities, allowing code generation and transformation before final binary output. It enforces
C-Mera is a very simple source-to-source compiler that utilizes Lisp's macro system for meta programming of C-like languages. One of its main goals is to be easily extensible to other C-like languages and the different versions based on C-Mera's core illustrate that this is a simple process.
The main features of kiselgra/c-mera are: Compilers and Interop, Scheme Implementations.
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