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Also in the "Julia that can compile" family: https://lbstanza.org/ https://lbstanza.org/

• nsajko 3y ago
  The "Julia that can compile" characterization is misleading, because Julia is based on LLVM-backed compilation (a Julia interpreter exists as a user package, however it's used only for debugging). I'd restate that as "Julia without the power of run-time on-demand compilation". Although your point was probably more in the direction of "Julia but it's trivial to get it statically compiled".
  • jballanc 3y ago
    Getting Julia to statically compile is not even that hard anymore. I think people are merely turned off by the lack of a (consistent, well supported) story around distributing Julia apps as single, statically-compiled binaries.
    • Archit3ch 3y ago
      I meant C-style compilation, as opposed to Go-style "here's a runtime and all the assumptions that go with it".