A language and an embedded JIT compiler
The main features of morgan-stanley/hobbes are: Scripting and Bindings.
Open-source alternatives to morgan-stanley/hobbes include: boostorg/python — Boost.org python module. bytedeco/javacpp — JavaCPP is a JNI C++ bridge and foreign function interface that provides a binding generator, a native library loader,… cesanta/v7 — Embedded JavaScript engine for C/C++. chaiscript/chaiscript — Embedded Scripting Language Designed for C++. charto/nbind — :sparkles: Magical headers that make your C++ library accessible from JavaScript :rocket:. bellard/mquickjs — mQuickjs is a compact JavaScript engine designed for memory-constrained devices, such as microcontrollers, requiring…
JavaCPP is a JNI C++ bridge and foreign function interface that provides a binding generator, a native library loader, and a native memory manager. It automates the creation of Java wrappers around native C++ headers and shared libraries to enable interoperability between the two languages. The project features a C++ binding generator that parses header files to automatically produce the necessary glue code and interfaces for calling native functions. It includes a native library loader that locates and extracts platform-specific binaries from the classpath into a local cache for runtime exec
mQuickjs is a compact JavaScript engine designed for memory-constrained devices, such as microcontrollers, requiring as little as 10 KB of RAM and 100 KB of ROM. It achieves this through a fixed-buffer memory allocation scheme that avoids system heap usage, a compacting tracing garbage collector that eliminates fragmentation, and a ROM-embedded standard library that reduces both memory footprint and startup time. The engine compiles JavaScript source into portable bytecode that can be stored in persistent memory and executed without reparsing, and it emulates IEEE 754 floating-point arithmetic
