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It may not be exactly the same but Terra http://terralang.org/ http://terralang.org/ uses Lua a meta programming language and the Terra language itself is effec
by fsfod 6y ago
It may not be exactly the same but Terra http://terralang.org/ http://terralang.org/ uses Lua a meta programming language and the Terra language itself is effectively a typed Lua compiled to machine code with LLVM.
- infinite8s 6y agoTerra looks really interesting (Halide is another language along this meta-approach - https://halide-lang.org/ https://halide-lang.org/). It's too bad it never made it further than being used for a few PhD theses.
- eggy 6y agoI like Terra, and I have played with it, but I have not found a use for it to push me to really explore it. I'd love to hear from anyone using Terra for cool projects. I had watched a talk about MAD-X [0] that I found very interesting, but it is specifically for particle accelerator design in physics [1]. [0] https://mediastream.cern.ch/MediaArchive/Video/Public2/weblecture-player/index.html?year=2016&lecture=487416c0&ftime=00:14:11 https://mediastream.cern.ch/MediaArchive/Video/Public2/weble... [1] https://mad.web.cern.ch/mad/ https://mad.web.cern.ch/mad/