daScript - The High Performance Programming Language
As of May 1st, 2023, version 0.4 of daScript has been released. The development team is currently working on the next major release, which will include a fully featured JIT compiler. This JIT compiler is currently available as a preview. daScript now happily runs in the web browser. Check it out. We now have an official blog November 18th, 2021: version 0.3 released. September 5th, 2020: version 0.2 released. 24 August 2020: A lot of documentation has been added. tio.run sandbox added. 28 October 2019: Benchmarks has been updated. All lang compilers were built in LLVM8.0, architecture AVX. 15 August 2019: daScript site has been released, check it out. daScript is a high-level programming language that features strong static typing. It is designed to provide high performance and serves as an embeddable 'scripting' language for C++ applications that require fast and reliable performance, such as games or back end/servers. Additionally, it functions effectively as a standalone programming
Daslang — High-performance code that stands alone. A high-performance programming language High-performance code. that stands alone. Daslang is a strong, statically-typed programming language with generic programming, iterative type inference, and three execution tiers — interpreter, AOT to C++, JIT via LLVM. Embed it in your C++ engine, or build a standalone application end-to-end. $ install daslang → read the docs interp · AOT · JIT three execution tiers, one source 9 platforms incl. PS5 & Switch embed · standalone two ways to ship hello.das ↗ playground ▶ run hello.das fib.das generic.das [
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